Christopher Nolan Discusses Modern Dialogue in "The Odyssey" Film
Director Christopher Nolan explained his decision to use contemporary English dialogue in his film adaptation of "The Odyssey," acknowledging it was a challenging choice that might face criticism.
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Christopher Nolan Explains Why He Went for Contemporary Dialogue in The Odyssey, but Admits the Decision 'Might Bite Me on the Ass'
Tom Holland’s Telemachus tells Robert Pattinson’s villainous Antinous, “my dad is coming home.” It’s just a single line of dialogue revealed in a trailer for The Odyssey back in May — but it certainly got people talking.
By Wesley Yin-Poole
Read full article →Christopher Nolan explains why ‘The Odyssey’ uses modern English for dialogue
Audiences were surprised by the trailer's use of American accents and Tom Holland's character saying the word "Dad" The post Christopher Nolan explains why ‘The Odyssey’ uses modern English for dialogue appeared first on NME.
By Victoria Luxford
Read full article →The Odyssey's Most Unexpected Casting Choice Has A Much Bigger Purpose Than You Realize
EXCLUSIVE: Christopher Nolan further explains the metatextual implications of a surprising casting choice in his adaptation of the Greek myth.
By Abigail Stevens
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