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What is the realistic face of Zeus, Poseidon or Athena? What seems to forget all the angry and, apparently, unconditional homomeric classics, is that what Nolan represents is a tale.
Stop Asking If Nolan’s The Odyssey Is Historically Accurate
If you spend even five minutes on film Twitter right now, you’ll find the same argument on loop: “Is Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey going to be historically accurate?” Every new image, every tiny production detail ends up under the microscope. Helmets are dissected, buildings are compared to museum photos, whole threads are built around whether […] The post Stop Asking If Nolan’s The Odyssey Is Historically Accurate first appeared on CGO.
The actor's physical transformation has surprised him in his incarnation of Ulysses in Christopher Nolan's film.
This singular requirement guided the entire project and influenced the creative choices of the British director.
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