Nolan Says Without Oppenheimer Success, There Would Have Been No 'Odyssey'
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Nolan Says Without Oppenheimer Success, There Would Have Been No 'Odyssey'
“I will never get a chance to get high with you in a dorm room,” said Jon Stewart on The Daily Show tonight, preparing Christopher Nolan for his somewhat unusual questions about The Odyssey. Among the queries: Why didn’t the cyclops tell a joke? What happened to the wheels on the Trojan horse? And is this all just happening in Odysseus’ head? More broadly, Stewart asked Nolan why he decided to tackle an epic poem written down around the 8th ce…
In his latest project, "The Odyssey", filmmaker Christopher Nolan presents a new version of the mythological epic of Ulisses, in blockbuster format and with a leading cast that includes Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland and Zendaya. And to adapt Homer's poem, with 3,000 years of existence and one of the founding texts of Western literature, Oscar's winning director for "Oppenheimer" wanted to do everything on a large scale.
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