Cillian Murphy reacts in a fun way to people who think they are zombies in 28 years later

Cillian Murphy He is officially returning to his iconic role of Jim in 28 years later: The Bone TempleBut for a second heat, fans thought they had already seen it … like zombies.

When the first trailer went down for 28 years laterMany sworn that the figure similar to a corpse that dragged on the screen was Murphy himself, but later it was confirmed that the unadvision character was actually played by the art trader and the Angus Neill model. Now, Murphy has finally responded to confusion with a fun comment.

The actor, who avoids social media, admitted that he was his son who ensured not to lose the conspiracy of the Internet. Murphy told The Observer:

“It is fantastic people think that you look like a corpse of zombies. It’s very flattering.”

Obviously, fans will see the real Jim in the sequel, even if Murphy has made fun of that his appearance will be short this time. “Only in it for a while” in the end, his return will act as a configuration for the third chapter of the trilogy, which Murphy promised is “really, really good”.

Directed by Nia dacosta and written by Alex Garland28 Years later: The Bone Temple The story continues years after the last outbreak. This time, the attention is focused on Spike, played by Alfie WilliamsA teenager who ventures beyond the security of his isolated community in the chaos of the infected world.

At the end of the first film, he crosses the paths with Jimmy Crystal, played by Jack O’ConnellAnd its crew similar to a cult that will be essential to go on.

The trailer recently made fun of some new intense videos, taking a look at the twisted followers of Jimmy and the mysterious Dr. Kelson, played by Ralph Fiennes.

A chilling voiceover gives the tone for the apocalyptic sequel: “When that moment arrive, men will no longer communicate. We could have diseases and barbarisms. The whole world will cease to make sense. Look at the incredible changes that we have experienced and survived, yet they are even bigger changes.”

28 years later: The Bone Temple He hits cinemas on January 16, 2026.