In other words, it's kind of like watching Boyle's beloved 1996 film "Trainspotting" without the aid of subtitles to translate the characters' sticky Scottish accents. Which is fitting, I suppose, as the reason for this phone call is the director's long-gestating sequel to "Trainspotting." The film, which opens Friday, reunites the director from Manchester, England, with the story of four Scottish lads addicted to heroin and the crimes of youth.
Comment on Director Danny Boyle brings new film to life by living in the moment
By Robert Morast, Houston Chronicle: Movies
Thu, 03/23/2017 - 3:05pm
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