Cillian Murphy confirms the future of the franchise 28 years later after its box office failure
In addition, he/she is not going to participate in the new Harry Potter series

- March 5, 2026
- Updated: March 11, 2026 at 10:23 AM

Cillian Murphy has confirmed that the future of the franchise 28 years later is in an exciting phase. During a recent interview, the actor, known for his leading role in Peaky Blinders, revealed that a sequel titled 28 years later: The Bone Temple is in development. This news has generated great anticipation among the saga’s followers, who are already waiting for details about what this new installment could bring.
A sequel in development
Murphy, who reprises his iconic role as Jim in this sequel, expressed his excitement about returning to the character, suggesting that the emotional connection to the story remains strong. Since its initial release, the franchise has captured the attention of fans of horror and science fiction films, and with this new installment, the intention is to expand its narrative universe.
In addition to his return to the series 28 years later, rumors have emerged about Murphy’s possible appearance in the highly anticipated HBO Harry Potter series. Although the actor has addressed these speculations, he has not confirmed any specific details. “I hope,” Murphy commented, leaving the door open to the possibility of a broader future in the world of magic and spells, but without providing conclusive information about his involvement.
The mix of his return to a universe like this 28 years later, along with the intrigue about his possible contribution to the magical world of Harry Potter, keeps fans eager about the actor’s future on screen. Undoubtedly, the coming weeks promise to be crucial for learning more about both productions and getting a clear glimpse of what is to come in Cillian Murphy’s career.
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