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What does Jimmy Savile have to do with 28 Years Later? At the end of 28 Years Later, hero Spike (Alfie Williams) arrives at a dead end pursued by the infected.

The timing there is crucial because 28 Years Later Jimmy is a purposeful reference to Jimmy Savile, one of the most notorious pedophiles in British history.

Accompanying Jimmy (who is designed to look like Jimmy Savile, something that the sequel will surely go into more) are a number of others who seem to be part of a cult and then proceed to show off ...

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