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28 Years Later: Harry Potter Star Takes Leading Role

Exciting Update on 28 Years Later Sequel Film

Director Danny Boyle’s new film, the sequel to 28 Days Later, has received a major boost with the addition of three prominent actors to lead the cast.

Ralph Fiennes

Renowned actor Ralph Fiennes, known for his roles in Harry Potter, Schindler’s List, and James Bond films, has signed on for a major role in 28 Years Later.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Aaron Taylor-Johnson, recognized for his work in movies like Kick-Ass and upcoming projects like Kraven the Hunter, is set to appear in the sequel film.

Jodie Comer

Emmy-winning actress Jodie Comer, famous for her role in Killing Eve, will also join the cast of 28 Years Later.

Is Cillian Murphy Returning?

Cillian Murphy, the star of the original film, is set to be an executive producer for 28 Years Later. While his on-screen return remains unconfirmed, fans are eager to see him back in the sequel.

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