He’ll think more about it when…
Director Danny Boyle (127 Hours, 28 Days Later) conducted a web chat with his fans for Empire Magazine recently. If one sifted through some of the random questions people had for him (do you like banana muffins?), you’d find a few nuggets of info regarding the world he aggressively kick-started with 28 Days Later and its possible threequel, 28 Months Later.
Boyle in recent months has said that he’s got a lot of projects on his plate at the moment, including the 2012 Olympics, but he would consider directing a third film. What’s the latest? Pretty much the same thing, however, he seems to be making some time to think about it:
“There is a good idea for it, and once I’ve got Frankenstein open, I’ll begin to think about it a bit more.”
In case you haven’t heard, Boyle is directing a stage adaptation of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” for London theater-goers.
Someone had asked him if he feels responsible for the “death” of slow-moving zombies. He responded, “It’s a dream come true! Finally, they’re a real menace!” Let the slow versus fast zombies debate begin again…
Source: Empire
