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Published 10:03 19 Oct 2015 BST

The film, which is due to begin in Edinburgh this week, is off to a decent start; all the original crew are back on board, including Ewan McGregor, Robert Carlyle and Jonny Lee Miller.
Boyle added: "But you have to thrive on that potential danger within it and if it feeds into it, you might get a decent film out of it you know."Explore more on these topics:
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