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Tom Holland Feared Christopher Nolan Hated His First 'The Odyssey' Scene
Holland said Nolan paused every 3 minutes because of IMAX camera limits, which made him think the director disliked his first-day performance.
- On his first day filming The Odyssey, Tom Holland feared director Christopher Nolan disliked his performance after repeatedly calling 'cut' during scenes. Holland later realized the frequent interruptions stemmed from IMAX camera technical limitations.
- Stunt coordinator George Cottle clarified that IMAX film cameras require reloads every three minutes. Neither Holland nor co-star Jon Bernthal knew about this technical constraint before filming began.
- Premiering July 17, the film stars Matt Damon as Odysseus, Anne Hathaway as Penelope, and Holland as Telemachus. It marks the first production shot entirely using IMAX film cameras.
- Despite the initial nerves, Holland called the production 'the best experience' he has had on a film set. He praised director Nolan and producer Emma Thomas for their collaborative expertise.
- Holland asked Sony to delay filming Spider-Man: Brand New Day to join The Odyssey. The delay enabled director Destin Daniel Cretton to develop the script, improving the film.
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In a candid moment, Tom Holland revealed his initial worries while filming 'The Odyssey', believing that director Christopher Nolan was discontent with his acting. The IMAX tech's need for frequent cuts led to his anxiety about delivering a subpar performance. However, he soon learned the interruptions were purely technical, leading him to call the opportunity to work with Nolan 'absolutely fantastic'.
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Tom Holland shares how he thought wrong of Christopher Nolan over ‘The Odyssey'
Tom Holland has revealed he spent part of his first day on the set of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey convinced he was doing something terribly wrong, only to discover the repeated cuts had nothing to do with his performance at...
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