Aaron Taylor-Johnson shared his work experience with director Ace Danny Boyle.
Johnson is ready to appear in the next post-apocalyptic horror film, directed by Boyle.
THE High -speed train Star admitted that it was a new experience for him because Danny likes to experience the cameras and that he has never put pressure on his actors.
In conversation with Collision, Aaron said: “He experienced with these different cameras and different platforms and stuff, and not always with a sense of, like” that’s how it will work “.
The 35 -year -old man continued: “Certain things he would be like” look, I don’t know “, and it was quite refreshing because it meant that there was this freedom of space to make mistakes but to be creative and find something new.”
Call Danny an exceptional director, the Handicap Star said that “when you are in the hands of Danny, he has such enthusiasm and this great energy, he really makes you feel in your best hands.”
Supported by Sony Pictures, 28 years later Stars also Jodie Comer, Ralph Fiennes, Edvin Ryding, Alfie Williams and others.
The next horror thriller has officially released in theaters.
