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The second alternate ending was not filmed and is presented as a series of storyboards and voiceovers. The story picks up at the point where Frank is infected at the military roadblock near Manchester. This time, the sub-plot involving the soldiers does not take place. In a radical turn, Jim, Selena, and Hannah take Frank to a local research complex, where the virus was developed. Their goal is to attempt to find the cure for the virus, which the radio broadcast had suggested was nearby. A short time after arriving at the research complex, Jim and Selena discover a man who has locked himself in one of the rooms with enough food and water to survive for another week. After asking if he had sent the radio broadcast, the man replies that the soldiers back at the blockade had sent the broadcast, but they have already died. He refuses to talk to them any further. Jim attempts to get the man to sympathize with them by telling the man his lifes story, which is related through various clips of Jim recounting trivial details about his life. In desperation, Jim brings Hannah outside the room and explains their situation to the man. In the end, the man tells them that the cure is a complete blood transfusion. Jim sacrifices himself so that Frank can live. Again, Jim is left alone, infected in a deserted hospital, while Selena, Hannah, and Frank move into the room with the man. Garland and Boyle say on the DVD commentary that they conceptualized this ending in post-production to see what the film would be like if they did not expand the focus beyond the core four survivors. They decided against this ending because the idea of a total blood replacement, removing all of Franks blood and replacing it with Jims was not feasible. While travelling around London at the beginning of the film, Jim picks up a copy of the Evening Standard. The front page carries a single headline printed in large font: EVACUATION, with the sub-heading Mass exodus of British people causes global chaos Above the main headline, there are 3 small subheadings with page numbers Who will stop them?, Refugee Crisis Looms and Dangerous Animals. Below the headline, the front page contains a list of Londons boroughs with evacuation information on the left side with the main body containing the following smaller headlines, in order: One month before the film was released in cinemas, various newspapers included a short panel comic book style promo about the film; the various scenes showed a panicking London during those 27 days with people trying to escape the city en masse. It is interesting to note that the word Zombie is never used in the whole film similar to most of George Romeros Dead films and to the 1987 film Near Dark, in which vampires are the focus and the word Vampire is never spoken. In March of 2007, 28 Days Later director and 28 Weeks Later executive producer Danny Boyle were interviewed by an Irish radio station. He announced plans for a third film in the series, but did not mention a title. 28 Days Later features scenes set in normally bustling parts of London such as Westminster Bridge, Piccadilly Circus, Horse Guards Parade and Oxford Street. To capture these locations looking empty and desolate, the film crew closed off sections of street for minutes at a time, usually early in the morning, to minimize disruption. Parts of the film were shot on a Canon XL1 digital video camera. DV cameras are much smaller and more manoeuvrable than traditional film cameras, which would have been impractical on such brief shoots. The scenes of the M1 motorway completely devoid of traffic were also filmed in limited time slots. In this case, a mobile police roadblock slowed traffic down enough to leave a long section of carriageway empty while the scene was filmed. The section used for filming was actually at Milton Keynes, nowhere near Manchester. For the scene where Jim walks by the overturned doubledecker bus in London, the crew was able to place the bus on its side and remove it when the shot was finished, all in under 20 minutes. Filming took place before the September 11, 2001 attacks, and in the audio commentary Boyle notes the similarity between the missing persons flyers seen at the beginning of the film and how people tried to find missing persons in New York City after 9/ Boyle also notes that they probably would not have been given permission to close off Downing Street to film after the terrorist attacks.