Danny Boyle Reflects on “Slumdog”

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By Scott Essman After just a quick glance at his wildly diverse credits, one might easily describe director Danny Boyle’s career as eclectic. After debuting with the 1995 indie sensation Shallow Grave, he quickly segued into another critical darling, Trainspotting. Although his next movies were curious choices – A Life Less Ordinary and The Beach...

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