28 Years Later Reportedly Begins Filming As Zombie Hordes Are Expected To Descend On English Island
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Summary 28 Years Later has reportedly started filming on Holy Island in England.
"Hundreds" of locals have been cast as extras, seemingly to play citizens afflicted with the Rage virus.
28 Years Later features the return of original trio Danny Boyle, Cillian Murphy, and Alex Garland.
28 Years Later gets a new filming update, and the movie is reportedly now in production on a small English island. Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later was released in 2002, introducing audiences to Cillian Murphy's Jim. Neither Murphy nor Boyle returned for sequel 28 Weeks Later in 2007, though that's set to change with the upcoming third installment. 28 Years Later sees Boyle back as director with a script from original movie writer Alex Garland, and Murphy is set to star opposite Jodie Comer and Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
A new report from the BBC reveals that 28 Years Later is now filming on Holy Island, a picturesque island off the Northeastern English coast. "Hundreds" of locals have reportedly been cast as extras in the film, with the production looking for "athletic types" to play people afflicted with the Rage virus, which turns them into zombie-like monsters.
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Source: BBC
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