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There is a fascinating interview with Joseph in the latest FrightFest eMagazine, where he discusses his role in the film and how it came about, looking tough and life threatening situations in India. The magazine is free and can be accessed online here. 

"I turned down a well paid pilot job for the ABC network in America to do The Dead 2: India...

...Look I'm as far from being a method actor as you can get. But a good, competent actor always has his antennae out, doesn't censor, obstruct or invent anything..." 

Read the brilliant interview in full online, and we shan't mention just how method Joseph was for his role in Every Good Boy Deserves Favour...

The latest edition of Haunted Magazine has a feature on this month's FrightFest films, and includes a brief interview with Joseph, who chats about The Dead 2: India. The magazine is very easy to buy online, and costs £4.50.

A great interview for BBC Three Counties Radio, which Joseph did yesterday while standing in Hemel Hemstead train station, is available to listen again on the BBC Radio website. It will be available for 6 more days. Joseph can be heard from after the 3 hour 6 minute mark. He discusses playing Macbeth at the Globe and also The Dead 2: India.

Photographer Garry Lake kindly shared this gorgeous photo of Joseph on Twitter the other day. 

The Dead 2: India has been given number 1 place in Bizzare Mag's list of films to see at this month's FrightFest!

1) THE DEAD 2: INDIA
Dir: The Ford Brothers
The first ever zombie movie to be set in India! The Dead 2: India opens this year’s FrightFest and will be shown twice due to demand.

Great interviews with Joseph and the Ford brothers have been shared on the Shock Till You Drop website. Read it in full on that site.

This time it was an old friend from the past that became their star after a fateful chain of events. One of the leading stage actors of his generation, Joseph Millson appeared in CASINO ROYALE and on British TV he’s well known for the ‘Holby City’ soap opera. But back in 1996 when he was just starting out he appeared in the award-winning short film LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI BY JOHN KEATS directed by Jonathan Glendening and crewed by the Fords.