UPDATE 26 April 2024: Jodie Comer (The End We Start From [+lire aussi :
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making of
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interview : Luca Guadagnino
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Before Oppenheimer [+lire aussi :
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This will be the film’s second sequel after 2007’s 28 Weeks Later [+lire aussi :
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The deal was the result of an intense bidding war, with Sony ultimately coming out on top. 28 Days Later was a worldwide box-office hit, taking in over $80 million on a $8 million budget. The film spawned a graphic novel in 2007 and is credited for reviving the zombie genre in film and TV in the 2000s and 2010s. The Hollywood Reporter writes that the filmmakers were eager to secure theatrical releases for the two new sequels.