Danny Boyle and Alex Garland team up for '28 Years Later': Here's what we know
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland have officially joined forces for the highly anticipated '28 Years Later.' The package, offering a potential new trilogy, is currently in discussions with studios and streamers. Boyle is set to direct the first installment, with Garland handling the writing duties for all three. Each movie is expected to have a budget in the range of $75 million.
Production Speculation
The production timeline hinges on scheduling considerations. Boyle, currently uncommitted to major projects, presents a window of opportunity. Garland's involvement in the press tour for A24's Civil War may influence the potential kick-off later this year. However, it remains speculative, and updates will follow as new information emerges.
Casting Possibilities
While the official cast for '28 Years Later' remains undisclosed, interest from previous stars suggests potential returns. Cillian Murphy, on the verge of his first Oscar, has expressed enthusiasm for reprising his role, emphasizing his love for the original film. Imogen Poots, who starred in '28 Weeks Later,' also expresses keen interest in returning.
Plot Hints
Details about the plot of '28 Years Later' are currently under wraps. Given the title, expectations lean towards exploring the aftermath of the rage virus outbreak nearly three decades after the original events. The haunting conclusion of '28 Weeks Later,' with the virus reaching continental Europe, sets the stage for potential global repercussions.
Director's Temptation
Boyle, contemplating the project, acknowledges the unique timing. He recognizes the challenge of attracting audiences to cinemas but believes a third installment could serve as a
