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Danny Boyle Says His Antarctica Film Is Proving Difficult To Make; ‘28 Years Later’ Part 3 Remains “In Theory”

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Acclaimed filmmaker Danny Boyle recently brought his new film “ Ink ,” a Rupert Murdoch biopic exploring the media mogal’s moves in Britain (based on a stage play), to the Toronto International Film Festival , and during his time there, he appeared in an interview for the Visionaries panel at TIFF: The Market (the festival’s newly minted film market). Over that nearly 50-minute conversation at TIFF covering various topics, Boyle detailed his gestating Antarctica movie (that would see him reunited with longtime collabator/screenwriter John Hodge ) and expressed the complexities of getting that one into production and also briefly touched upon the potential of that third film in his “ 28 Years Later ” trilogy that he hatched alongside screenwriter Alex Garland (created the rage virus saga starting with “28 Days Later”) and fellow director Nia DaCosta , who helmed “ 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple .” READ MORE: ‘Ink’ Review: Danny Boyle’s Punk-Rock Rupert Murdoch Drama Moves Fast, But The