Jodie Comer puts on a showstopping display in a metallic silver gown as she joins co-star Aaron Taylor-Johnson at the premiere of Danny Boyle’s long-awaited sequel 28 Years Later

At the premiere of “28 Years Later” on Wednesday, Jodie Comer dazzled in a stunning metallic silver dress.

32-year-old actress gracefully donned an attention-grabbing gown while walking the red carpet at London’s Odeon Luxe Leicester Square alongside her co-star, Aaron Taylor-Johnson.

At the premiere, Jodie graced the red carpet wearing a tight-fitted silver gown, marking the launch of Danny Boyle’s eagerly anticipated follow-up to his 2002 movie, 28 Days Later.

Jodie Comer, the star of Killing Eve, appeared cheerful during her conversation with fellow actor Aaron, who chose an elegant, all-black outfit for the occasion.

At the premiere, the Marvel actor was accompanied by his wife Sam, aged 58, who exuded elegance in a stylish white midi gown.

As an ardent admirer, let me share that not only did the main actors grace the red carpet, but also Alfie Williams, the talented actor who portrays their son in the movie. This Northumbrian star chose a dashing red and black paisley suit for the event, adding a touch of elegance to the scene.

After a wait of two decades, the anticipated follow-up to the 28 Years Later movie, the next chapter in the film series, is finally being unveiled.

Almost three decades since the Rage virus left the nation in ruins, this upcoming movie, set for release on June 19, offers a glimpse into the diverse methods mankind has employed in order to endure and thrive.

In the case of one specific group, it implies they are entirely cut off from external influences, as a fresh excerpt released before the movie debut reveals, with actor Aaron shedding light on this novel element in the 28 Days Later series for the initial time.

On a recently discovered island called The Holy Land, people live independently and solely venture off the island’s boundaries to hunt on the mainland during low tide.

In a new scenario, Aaron trains Jamie, who portrays a scavenger, in preparing his pet Spike for life in the wilderness. Their ultimate goal? A perilous journey across the mainland.

Meanwhile Jodie plays Jamie’s wife Isla, a woman who is suffering from memory loss.

Jodie recently admitted she was ‘scared’ while filming new zombie thriller 28 Years Later.

Although the movie aims to frighten its audience, Jodie revealed that even though she was part of it, she too was taken aback. She emphasized that genuine emotions shown on screen cannot be feigned.

In an interview prior to the movie’s premiere this month, Jodie shared that working on a set directed by Danny Boyle was simply extraordinary.

The connection between the camera, the characters, and the plot, and how it contributes to the story’s enactment.

The interaction of the camera with the characters and narrative, and witnessing its impact on the unfolding of the tale.

Surprised, I found myself startled since I had been enjoying extended periods in stunning outdoor environments, only to find myself suddenly pursued.

In such intense moments, I find myself gripped by an authentic blend of excitement, awe, and fear that’s hard to feign. It’s electrifying, pulse-pounding, heart-stopping – in a word, exhilarating. Yet, it’s also terrifying.

She further remarked about the film’s director, stating, “I believe Danny infuses this genre with a sense of humanity and emotion.

It comes as Danny dropped a huge revelation about Cillian Murphy’s fate in the movie.  

In the initial movie titled “28 Days Later,” Cillian, aged 49, played the role of a bike messenger who emerges from a coma to find out that an unintended outbreak of a fast-spreading, rage-inducing virus has led to the collapse of civilization.

As a devoted admirer, I had eagerly anticipated the possibility of Cillian returning to his role in the sequel. However, upon the trailer’s release in December, it seemed that a certain character bore a striking resemblance to an undead version of Jim, Cillian’s character from the original film.

Yet, this theory was swiftly debunked when it emerged that the London art dealer and model was actually portraying the zombie character.

Now, it’s been verified by Danny that Cillian will show up in both the second and third movies of the upcoming trilogy. Moreover, he’s taking on the role of executive producer as well.

Regarding Cillian’s part in the upcoming post-apocalyptic thriller, Danny informed IGN: “Cillian appears in the sequel,” with a hint of caution: “I don’t want to reveal too many details – or else I might end up meeting an untimely demise.

He further commented: “We haven’t secured funds for the third project as of now. Its success largely hinges on how well the first one performs.

If things turn out well for us, it’s likely they’ll approve both the funds and the next project, which is what everyone is eagerly waiting for, even Cillian himself.

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2025-06-18 21:18