'28 Years Later: The Bone Temple' Interview Explains Its Emotional Shift

In this cast interview for 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the actors discuss with Shannon McGrew how this new chapter shifts the franchise toward intimacy, psychology, and human connection.

Chi Lewis-Parry and Ralph Fiennes break down how trust, acceptance, and shared experience shaped their characters’ relationship, and why the film intentionally steps back from nonstop infected-driven tension. Erin Kellyman discusses portraying a character raised in a cult, navigating trauma, dissociation, and the slow return of conscience through human connection.

Rather than escalating chaos, The Bone Temple leans into emotion, contradiction, and vulnerability, expanding what post-apocalyptic horror can be nearly three decades later.

This is a spoiler-free interview focused on character, performance, and theme.