T2 Trainspotting

Robert Carlyle as F.W. Calhoun.

Robert Carlyle is best known as what's his face from Trainspotting.

28

years or 28 weeks later.

28.

Oh, well, yeah, because he was working with...

What's his face from Trainspotting? Danny Boyle made Trainspotting Dan 28 days later.

That's right.

Otherwise, what's the story? And there's going to be real questions about morality here.

But as we discussed with Trainspotting, Who better – or someone's perspective might be who worse, but who better to tackle those big moral questions than Danny Boyle? Someone who is, as a director, I think really effective at addressing those questions effectively.

in a way that is so neutral and allows the audience to make up their own minds.

He's not interested in moralizing as a filmmaker, or at least to this point has shown that instinct.

Yeah, I more often than not am a big fan of Boyle's work and so intrigued by this.

My only bit of caution is, you know, looking at that filmography, the previous non-franchise effort he did, and I guess we would consider T2 Trainspotting a franchise effort.

So right before that, was Steve Jobs, which I found pretty disappointing.

And I know this isn't a biopic.

Otherwise, what's the story? And there's going to be real questions about morality here.

But as we discussed with Trainspotting, who better, or someone's perspective might be who worse, but who better to tackle those big moral questions than Danny Boyle? Someone who is, as a director, I think really effective at addressing those questions and in a way that is so neutral and allows the audience to make up their own minds.

He's not interested in moralizing as a filmmaker, or at least to this point has shown that instinct.

Yeah, I more often than not am a big fan of Boyle's work and so intrigued by this.

My only bit of caution is, you know, looking at that filmography, the previous non-franchise effort he did.

And I guess we would consider T2 Trainspotting a franchise effort.

So right before that.

was Steve Jobs, which I found pretty disappointing.

Otherwise, what's the story? And there's going to be real questions about morality here.

But as we discussed with Trainspotting, who better, or someone's perspective might be who worse, but who better to tackle those big moral questions than Danny Boyle? Someone who is, as a director, I think really effective at addressing those questions and in a way that is so neutral and allows the audience to make up their own minds.

He's not interested in moralizing as a filmmaker, or at least to this point has shown that instinct.

Yeah, I more often than not am a big fan of Boyle's work and so intrigued by this.

My only bit of caution is, you know, looking at that filmography, the previous non-franchise effort he did.

And I guess we would consider T2 Trainspotting a franchise effort.

So right before that.

was Steve Jobs, which I found pretty disappointing.

Otherwise, what's the story? And there's going to be real questions about morality here.

But as we discussed with Trainspotting, Who better – or someone's perspective might be who worse, but who better to tackle those big moral questions than Danny Boyle? Someone who is, as a director, I think really effective at addressing those questions effectively.

In a way that is so neutral and allows the audience to make up their own minds.

He's not interested in moralizing as a filmmaker, or at least to this point has has shown that instinct.

Yeah, I more often than not am a big fan of Boyle's work and so intrigued by this.

My only bit of caution is, you know, looking at that filmography, the previous non-franchise effort he did, and I guess we would consider T2 Trainspotting a franchise effort.

So right before that, was Steve Jobs, which I found pretty disappointing.

And I know this isn't a biopic.

This is the second Kingsman movie.

T2, Trainspotting.

Mm-hmm.

Yesterday.

So, works with Danny Boyle.

T2 is great, though.

Mm-hmm.

Oh, sorry.

Hey, shut up.

So was Danny Boyle on Trainspotting 2, you know? Like-

That falls under what Cass was talking about.

That was some grab for some money.