Danny Boyle's new film, "28 Years Later," a sequel to his 2002 zombie thriller, is set for release. The $60 million project reunites Boyle with writer Alex Garland, sparking a bidding war before Sony secured the rights. The film's production involved challenges, including early morning shoots to capture deserted London streets. Boyle reflects on his career, discussing collaborations with Ewan McGregor and Cillian Murphy, his near-miss with directing an Alien film, and the success of "Slumdog Millionaire." He also talks about the making of "28 Years Later," its test screenings, and the future of the franchise, with a potential third installment in the works.

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