Director Danny Boyle has expressed his intention to film the third installment of the '28 Years Later' trilogy next year. The Oscar-winning director is looking forward to completing the trilogy as soon as possible following the production of *28 Years Later: Bone Temple*. Boyle’s comments provide an update on the future of the franchise and the scheduling hurdles the production has faced regarding the upcoming film.
Boyle noted that the original plan involved filming *28 Years Later III* consecutively with the previous two movies. This strategy would have streamlined the production process for the trilogy. However, the director explained that this ideal scenario was not possible due to external pressures. Specifically, Boyle stated that he "literally ran out of time" with the location. The availability of the site dictated a change in the production schedule, preventing the back-to-back filming he had envisioned.
Regarding the timeline moving forward, the director offered a hopeful outlook for the project’s progression. While he acknowledged the scheduling conflicts that halted consecutive filming, he emphasized the goal to start filming the third movie in the near future. The production aims to move ahead next year, with Boyle saying "fingers crossed" regarding the plan. The director remains committed to finishing the trilogy, navigating the logistical challenges that prevented the original filming schedule.
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