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	Danny Boyle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Danny Boyle (born October 20, 1956) is a film director and film producer born in Manchester, England to Irish Catholic emigrant parents.
		Boyle first got attention in the UK for directing a number of distinguished productions for British Television including Inspector Morse and Mr.
		It was Ewan McGregor who first promoted an adaptation of the cult novel The Beach to Boyle but he then discovered that the studio wanted a more bankable star, and hired Leonardo Di Caprio without consulting Boyle, who had already promised McGregor the lead.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Danny_Boyle (358 words)

	Robert Boyle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Robert boyle, the hero of the cleanup of the Javits Convention...
		Boyle died and was buried in London in the...
		Boyle's great merit as a scientific investigator is that he carried out the principles which Bacon preached in the Novum Organum.
	hallencyclopedia.com /Robert_Boyle (1494 words)

	Danny Boyle: biography and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Danny Boyle (born 20th October 1956) is a film director (The person who directs the making of a film) and producer born in Manchester (A city in northwestern England (30 miles east of Liverpool); heart of the most densely populated area of England).
		Boyle first got attention in the UK for directing a number of distinguished productions for the British Television including Inspector Morse (additional info and facts about Inspector Morse) and Mr.
		Boyle then collaborated with "The Beach" author Alex Garland (additional info and facts about Alex Garland) on post-apocalyptic zombie flick "28 Days Later".
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/da/danny_boyle.htm (477 words)

	Danny Boyle
		Boyle: No. In fact, we were there last week briefly and were welcomed by all the people.
		Boyle: We had a big discussion about topless women, as to whether breasts should be shown or not.
		Boyle: Well, a private worry of mine is that if you look at the films we celebrate, virtually none are ever set in rural areas.
	dannyboyle.online.fr /films/laplage/interview3.htm (1476 words)

	Interviews: Danny Boyle - Christianity Today Movies
		Danny Boyle is as enthusiastic in person as his movies are onscreen.
		Boyle: I chose Alex because he walked through the door, and I saw him out of the corner of my eye, and I went, "I'll be, that's him." When you do that, you have to be really tough with them because you want to make sure you're not casting them just because they look right.
		Boyle: Imagine what it's like if you work in a garage, or you work in a superstore, all week, and then Friday night comes along, and you've spent all week dealing with whatever you're dealing with, and you get one chance to take a girl or to go with your mates for a good laugh.
	www.christianitytoday.com /movies/interviews/dannyboyle.html (1832 words)

	Danny Boyle (Trainspotting)
		Boyle says he consciously avoided the role of director-as-social-worker, noting that the unbiased view is the more complicated one.
		Boyle says he took on "Trainspotting" -- and the chore of turning a cult novel into a more commercial venture with a paltry budget of $2.4 million -- because the book changed his life.
		Boyle is aware that the film will be criticized for its lack of just-say-no attitude.
	industrycentral.net /director_interviews/DB01.HTM (1137 words)

	SALON: Trainspotting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The director, Danny Boyle, and the screenwriter, John Hodge, are the team that made last year's "Shallow Grave," a picture that just about defined the dead end that affectless hipness and affectless brutality have brought indie cinema to.
		Boyle really lets loose here in a couple of expressionist sequences, one where Renton dives headfirst into a filthy toilet to retrieve two opium suppositories only to emerge beneath the ocean's surface where the evacuated drugs gleam like gems on the sea floor.
		It does, because Boyle, Hodge and their actors are capturing a milieu and a way of life that's never made it to the screen before; they set the movies on their ear with the excitement and brash confidence that young artists have always assumed to announce their arrival.
	www.salon.com /weekly/movies2960715.html (1423 words)

	Danny Boyle, The Director of "The Beach"
		Danny Boyle began his career in the theatre.
		Danny Boyle (right) with a monk during the Buddhist ceremony at the start of production.
		Danny Boyle (green shorts) with the stars: Virginie, Leonardo and Guillaume.
	www.thaistudents.com /thebeach/danny.html (268 words)

	Danny Boyle, director (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Boyle has risen through the ranks with his early star Ewan McGregor and helped yank Leonardo DiCaprio out of his post-"Titanic" waters with 2000's "The Beach," but the Manchester, England-born filmmaker also is an ambitious visual stylist famous for his stop-action camera work, bold color schemes and digital flirtations.
		Danny Boyle: When you have a successful film, you do get a bag of money, and it's very nice -- if you have a success, you get paid and all of the temptations that come with that.
		Boyle: I try to make films that exclude no one; I'm never thinking, "Oh, these people won't like it." You try and take the stories and make them as vivid as possible, though the key is so often money.
	www.hollywoodreporter.com /thr/interviews/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000845178 (723 words)

	The Movie Chicks - Interview - Danny Boyle
		Danny Boyle was brought up Catholic (if his mother had her way, he would have been a priest), so he felt very close to Damien's imaginary world with all the saints.
		Danny: Yeah, when we started off to make it, Frank and I came up with this idea for the context of the robbery, so that it wasn't drug money or all the usual things that would be a bag of money.
		Danny: We had two weeks rehearsal, which in reality ends up being 10 days, but I tried to meet them quite a few times before then to start that process going.
	www.themoviechicks.com /early2005/mctmillions.html (1666 words)

	SuicideGirls > Words > Danny Boyle
		Danny Boyle is near and dear to the heart of probably every SuicideGirl and member.
		BOYLE: I felt they should have a bit of a personality and they shouldn’t be pious and sanctimonious.
		BOYLE: It was easy with Lewis because his character has to be able to deliver his lines sort of as an adult.
	suicidegirls.com /words/Danny+Boyle (2498 words)

	Britmovie - Danny Boyle Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Two years later, Boyle consolidated on his earlier success with another Hodge-Macdonald-McGregor collaboration, Trainspotting (1996), adapted from the novel by Irvine Welsh - about a group of likable, albeit unconscionable, Edinburgh heroin addicts.
		Next, Boyle had worldwide hit with the post-modern zombie thriller 28 Days Later (2002), a stylishly shot low-budget film that belies its grainy digital video cinematography.
		To some surprise, Boyle followed up his successful zombie flick with the family-friendly Millions (2005), a morality tale seen through the eyes of two pre-teen brothers.
	www.britmovie.co.uk /directors/d_boyle/biog.html (284 words)

	Danny Boyle
		One of Britain's most celebrated breakthrough talents of the '90s, director and producer Danny Boyle made his name with his acclaimed 1996 adaptation of Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting.
		That same year, Boyle served as executive producer for Twin Town, a surprisingly popular Welsh film that featured much of the rough-edged humor of Boyle's previous work.
		Though it was anticipated to be quite a big film for Boyle, The Beach ultimately suffered from not only a severe critical backlash but also incurred the wrath of Garland fans by altering the bleak ending of the novel for a more safe mainstream coda.
	www.djangomusic.com /actor_bio.asp?pid=P188724 (668 words)

	"Days" of the Dead: Danny Boyle Turns Apocalyptic With "28 Days Later"
		For "Trainspotting" director Danny Boyle, his apocalyptic thriller "28 Days Later" actually turns out to be a smart zombie flick that doesn't try to incorporate any postmodern irony.
		Boyle: I'd just shot a few films on DV, and the only way to shoot London on our budget was to use the DV technology.
		Boyle: Alex Garland, who wrote it, is a big genre fan, particularly of zombie movies.
	www.indiewire.com /people/people_030627boyle.html (1488 words)

	The Seattle Times: Movies: Director Danny Boyle's latest film enters children's world
		He tells only his brother, and the two boys find their lives are quickly changed by the secret, as they learn the worth of their treasure and find peace with the memory of their mother.
		Teaching the boys to act for the camera, Boyle said, was a task that required tossing aside much that he knew about working with adult actors.
		Alex's mother, in particular, was able to translate Boyle's thoughts for her son at a level that he could understand.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/movies/2002203232_boyle13.html (907 words)

	SPLICEDwire \| "28 Days Later" review (2003) Danny Boyle, Cillian Murphy, Naomi Harris
		Written by cult author Alex Garland and directed by Danny Boyle -- who made a studio-diluted adaptation of Garland's "The Beach" in 2000 but is better known for the hip, stylish, drug-fueled cautionary tale "Trainspotting" -- "28 Days Later" is a return to Boyle's subversive roots.
		Having escaped a terrifying swarm of fast-moving, sullied, bloody-eyed zombies with the help of two still-human survivors (one of whom will have to be mercilessly axe-murdered when tainted by zombie blood), Jim soon discovers his family is dead and all of England has been infected.
		Boyle's brusque, economic, video-witness style and the strongly contrasting, on-edge performances build even more tension between characters than the film does through the largely unseen infected hoards -- which helps bridge the plot's gaps in logic.
	splicedwire.com /03reviews/28dayslater.html (508 words)

	DANNY BOYLE Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Looking much younger than his 49 years, Boyle is relaxed, enthusiastic, and totally at ease with the press, eager to share stories about a film that is obviously is very close to his heart.
		BOYLE: I know it feels like that, and obviously, everybody you meet says that, but it didn’t feel like that [to me].
		There might be a surprising number of people in the country, in the end, who are silent people who might just surprise us, because they have to have a referendum on it at some point in the next couple of years, but at the moment it looks unlikely.
	www.herorealm.com /Interviews/d_boyle.html (3012 words)

	Danny Boyle @ Filmbug
		Danny Boyle's most recent project was the smash hit horror film 28 Days Later, which earned more than $75 million worldwide.
		Boyle's second feature, Trainspotting, is one of the highest grossing British films of all time.
		Boyle's other feature films include The Beach, starring Leonardo di Caprio; A Life Less Ordinary, starring Ewan McGregor and Cameron Diaz; and Alien Love Traingle.
	www.filmbug.com /db/31798 (275 words)

	Blogcritics.org: Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later: Starting Over
		This gives Boyle the opportunity first of all to create a capital city vacated so fast that the streets are littered with signs of humanity but no humans.
		Boyle has a talent for getting from one eye-catching composition to another fast without lessening their impact as compositions.
		Ewan McGregor was Boyle's original badboy protagonist, and when Boyle stopped pushing the edge almost desperately, as he had in Shallow Grave (1994) and Trainspotting (1996), and relaxed with the comic irony of A Life Less Ordinary (1997), their talents threw out new, unexpected shoots.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/07/15/191037.php (2563 words)

	Welcome To Twitch. Spreading the News On Strange Little Films From Around the World.
		Yeah, that's me geekin' it up with none other than Danny Boyle who graciously granted an interview for us while he was on tour promoting his new film Millions.
		The style is pure Boyle but the story, full of visitations from smoking Saints is a wonderful blend of faith and fantasy.
		Danny Boyle sounds like a cool guy and now I'm eagerly awaiting Millions.
	www.twitchfilm.net /archives/2005/03/interview_with_1.html (2573 words)

	IGN: IGN Interviews Danny Boyle
		March 9, 2005 - Whether you're a fan of Danny Boyle films or not, it's hard to deny that he is one of the most original voices to come out of the industry in the past decade.
		Boyle decided that maybe Hollywood wasn't his thing, and headed back to his native U.K. to direct a few TV movies.
		DANNY BOYLE: You can't bring the kids with you promoting, although they're coming with me to New York for the International Children's Film Festival screening, which is a great boost for them, but you can't bring them with you, so you can't share the publicity with [child] actors.
	filmforce.ign.com /articles/594/594459p1.html (824 words)

	Danny Boyle
		Born in Manchester, England, Danny Boyle grew up going to the cinema, but began his career in the theater.
		Boyle was offered the job to direct the fourth Alien movie, but he passed on it to instead make his own Alien Love Triangle (2002).
		Boyle's next two films, Vacuuming Completely Nude in Paradise (2001) and Strumpet (2001) boasted no stars and disappointingly, never gained wide release.
	www.tribute.ca /DIRECTORS/BIOS/2765.htm (544 words)

	Advertising and Promoting to Kids - Danny Boyle
		Boyle has directed for such clients as McDonald's, Toyota, Mountain Dew, Hertz, Plymouth, Sprint, Iomega, Southwestern Bell, Budweiser, Nintendo, Sega, Western Union and so on.
		Boyle's work has taken him all over the world, including shooting in Morocco, Italy, Japan, Australia, Mexico, and most of North and South America.
		Boyle's work is diverse; ranging from adult driven intelligent humor to high-energy youth oriented work.
	www.kidscreen.com /apk/2000/boyle.html (214 words)

	UTU: News
		Boyle said the 16th Century painter greatly influenced the palette of the film, as well as the look of the saints whom Damian encounters.
		Boyle grew up around saintly images, and screenwriter Boyce used Joan Windham's book "Six O'clock Saints," a history of church martyrs, as a reference point.
		Boyle is attempting to harness that family atmosphere on his next film, "Sunshine," a sci-fi story about Earth's last-gasp attempt to restart our dying sun.
	www.utu.org /worksite/detail_news.cfm?ArticleID=20099 (1010 words)

	Danny Boyle talks Alien Love Triangle, Sunshine and a sequel to Trainspotting
		Danny Boyle, director of the zombie-hit 28 Days and cult favorite Trainspotting, follows up these projects with Millions, a warm, family-friendly film about two boys who discover a mysterious bag full of cash.
		Boyle actually completed Alien Love Triangle years ago, but it has yet to be released by Miramax.
		Much further down the line, Boyle wants to direct "Porno," a quasi-sequel to cult-favorite Trainspotting, which will pick up where the last film left off.
	www.movieweb.com /news/news.php?id=7050 (1391 words)

	screenonline: Boyle, Danny (1956-) Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Visually imaginative and assured, the film also made excellent use of a contemporary pop soundtrack, but was again populated by largely unsympathetic characters.
		Boyle's observation that "It's about time we got some flak...
		Hopper, Keith, 'Trainspotting: Interview with Danny Boyle' Film West, Spring 1996, pp.
	www.screenonline.org.uk /people/id/470997 (406 words)

	28 Days Later: An Interview with Danny Boyle - RES Columns: Q & A - RES Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Director Danny Boyle's latest feature, 28 Days Later, spins contemporary paranoia regarding disease and viral infection into a frightening tale of post apocalyptic horror, survival and rampaging zombies.
		BOYLE: The biggest benefit, to be absolutely honest, was the London sequences, because we would not have been able to afford to do those on celluloid and not only that, they would have been, in their very nature, completely different.
		BOYLE: It's been a crucial part of the last two decades of British life, with the individual dominating in a way society can't sustain.
	www.res.com /magazine/articles/28dayslateraninterviewwithdannyboyle_2003-05-21.html (2139 words)

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