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Ralph Fiennes on preparing for the Iron Maiden scene | 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

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Ralph Fiennes and Chi Lewis-Parry discuss how 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple creates tension, physical performance, and the memorable Iron Maiden scene. From preparing for the Iron Maiden scene to crafting the film’s most haunting moments, they reveal how pressure, movement, and trust turn horror into something that stays with you.

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20 Comments

@nwsurfrider 8 months ago

The Iron Maiden scene is simply one of the best/most fun scenes I’ve watched in years. I had a giant grin in the cinema the entire time.

@JustSomeCanadianGuy 8 months ago (edited)

Samson went from being a miniboss you’re expecting to get wasted in the first movie to being one of the most interesting characters in horror movie history.

@Gundam117 8 months ago

Samson: “I don’t have a ticket sorry…”

@thebatman4279 8 months ago

The whole Sampson storyline broke me. "Thank you" 😢

@eyespy3001 8 months ago

When Samson just shows up to hang out with Kelson and roars to announce his presence, like "I'M HERE!!!" cracked me up 😂

@mamasunshine80 8 months ago

Moon.

@JustSomeCanadianGuy 8 months ago

Ralph Fiennes out there thrashing to Iron Maiden and curing zombies!!! 😎

@beesteezy3626 8 months ago

Someone said 28 inches later

@JasonHauser125 8 months ago

The Iron Maiden segment was brilliant. It helps that I like the song anyway, but the way it was kinetically shot and choreographed, and the purpose behind the scene was very clever, and I don't think I have seen something quite like that before. Add the fire and the bone temple as a the backdrop, it's quite unique.

@Theswordofthemorning_93 8 months ago

Up the irons !!!
Shout out to whoever got the ok to get maidens number of the beast for that scene

@cyrollan 8 months ago

I saw the Iron Maiden vinyl and screamed. Then THAT scene happened and I giggled like a schoolgirl.

@irishspagetti6565 6 months ago

I love that Kelson gets down to both Duran Duran and Iron Maiden in this movie, that guy had wide ranging musical tastes in the old world

@jonbaxter2254 8 months ago

Legit the best bromance in film, and it's a zombie and a mad doctor.

@wayofthegrunt 8 months ago

two people with great wands

@Salaryman-uk 8 months ago

Best bromance ever!

@BLANK2729 8 months ago

28 decades later is going to be crazy.

@vanguardian2864 7 months ago

Ralph deserves an Oscar nod for that scene.

@Br0wnCh3 8 months ago

Samsons story arc was something.
I wander where this entire series is heading

@RichardRemer-u8o 8 months ago

We need the unedited cut of the whole song.

@bmorebob6624 5 months ago

Both guys were truly great in this, but having Fiennes bring such a masterful performance to this genre of ours really makes you love the guy. He was just so good!