Cillian Murphy Returns in 28 Years Later: A Franchise Revival That's Breaking Box Office Records
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Cillian Murphy Returns in 28 Years Later: A Franchise Revival That's Breaking Box Office Records
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Cillian Murphy has stormed back into the spotlight with his highly anticipated return as Jim in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the gripping second chapter of the zombie franchise trilogy thats now dominating cinemas worldwide after its January 16 release. RTE Entertainment reports director Nia DaCosta gushing over having the Cork star reprise his role from the 2002 original, where he played a bicycle courier awakening to a rage-virus apocalypse, noting how his grown-up Jim brings a grounded, familiar warmth amid the wilderness violence and cultish chaos led by Jack OConnells feral Jimmy. She kept his comeback shrouded in secrecy to surprise fans, with Danny Boyle having confirmed it last year, and teases Murphy centering the planned fifth and final film.
At the London premiere on January 13, Murphy reunited with Boyle and DaCosta on the BFI IMAX red carpet, as captured by The Freeman, though Lainey Gossip dished that the Oscar winner looked distinctly unthrilled amid the flashbulbs, fueling chatter about his aversion to promo circus hed rather skip for stage-like spotlights. AOL confirms its just a poignant cameo, with Jim holed up in his original cottagesite cottage brewing tea for his daughter 28 years post-outbreak, a human touch DaCosta detailed to GQ that left audiences stunned and critics raving with a 94 percent Rotten Tomatoes score, Screen Rant says, toppling James Camerons latest Avatar at the box office.
No fresh business moves or social media buzz have surfaced in the last few days, but this franchise revival carries big biographical weight, echoing his breakout while nodding to Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man slated for later this year. Murphys low-key vibe persists, letting the films feral thrills do the talking as theaters pack in.
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