Ralph Fiennes Spreads New Information About 28 Years Later

Earlier this yr, information broke that Danny Boyle and Alex Garland had been returning to the zombie scene with 28 Years Later, a continuation of the beloved post-apocalyptic collection final seen in 2007. That’s truly the primary of at the least three films,, and can function massive stars like Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer, and Ralph Fiennes, together with a returning Cillian Murphy.

We haven’t heard a lot in regards to the movie since then, however Fiennes lately offered some particulars on what it’ll be about. Whereas doing promo for his new movie Conclave, the actor informed IndieWire the movie is ready 28 years after the Rage Virus’ return put Britain into zombified chaos. In accordance with him, the thrust of the movie considerations “a younger boy who desires to seek out a physician to assist his dying mom.” As an alternative of going out on his personal, the unnamed boy takes his mom “via this stunning northern English terrain,” the place they ultimately meet a physician who’s “a drive for good.”

Up to now, all of 28 Years Later’s identified forged consists of grownup actors, with none actual point out of their function within the story correct. (It’s not even clear what awaits Murphy’s bike courier Jim.) Talking in regards to the bigger upcoming trilogy, Fiennes revealed that two of the three films have been totally shot—final we heard, the second film is subtitled The Bone Temple and might be helmed by The Marvels’ Nia DaCosta. If we’ll be seeing extra of the (allegedly) good physician partly two, Fiennes ain’t saying; we solely know Murphy’s in each since he was noticed filming scenes for Temple in September.

What else to anticipate from 28 Years Later, and the way it continues the 28 Days saga, we’ll have to attend to study forward of its launch on June 20, 2025.

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