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James Bond movie ruled out by Danny Boyle as he reveals No Time To Die regret
Acclaimed director Danny Boyle was once set to direct James Bond's last big screen outing, No Time to Die – however, after he left that project due to creative differences, he has now confirmed that he will not be returning to the franchise.As Boyle promotes his latest film 28 Years Later, he spoke with Business Insider about Bond. When asked whether he could return to the franchise now Amazon has taken on creative control over the films, Boyle …
Danny Boyle will not direct a new James Bond film in the future, the British Oscar-winning director revealed in an interview with Business Insider.
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and the angry zombies are rapidly approaching us… And we invite you again to get acquainted with the cultural agenda. Danny Boyle’s film “28 Years Later” is in the spotlight. Everyone was eagerly awaiting its premiere. The film was shot on an iPhone and tells the story of a group of surviving Americans. They go to the territory of the British Isles, which has been devastated by a deadly virus. However,…
Danny Boyle recalls his exit from 'James Bond' film
LOS ANGELES, June 16: Oscar-winning filmmaker Danny Boyle says he regrets leaving “James Bond” film. Boyle was supposed to direct “No Time to Die” but had to exit the project, citing creative differences with the producers as the reason. Later, Cary Joji took over the direction of the film. Known for films such as “Slumdog Millionaire” and “Trainspotting”, Boyle was asked if he would make a “James Bond” film. “Ship has sailed,” the “28 Days L…
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