DHOPW42 wrote: ↑

June 1st, 2022, 8:10 am

Insomniac wrote: ↑

June 1st, 2022, 7:55 am

Found this interview with Kai Bird when he briefly mentions Nolan's adaptation:



Not super surprising but he does confirm it's "heavily based on the book" and also that "a lot of the dialogue comes out of the book".

That's a great find (I also wonder if he was supposed to tell that publicly )

Christopher Nolan further sent a message to thank exhibitors for their support and to reiterate his “incredible love for the big screen.” He’s in LA working on post for his next opus, Oppenheimer, which is led by Cillian Murphy and features a starry ensemble cast. That one comes out next July in Nolan’s preferred slot.

The studio also brought in recorded videos of big-name filmmakers such as Christopher Nolan and Night Shyamalan, who teased their upcoming movies, “Oppenheimer” and “Knock at the Cabin,” respectively, as well as thanking exhibitors and paying tribute to the collective experience of movie-going. But even as Nolan stressed that he couldn’t wait to bring the story of atomic bomb creator J. Robert Oppenheimer to the screen, he didn’t offer up any tantalizing first footage.

Nolan62 wrote: ↑

June 21st, 2022, 9:19 am

Nothing concrete yet, but I think we can safely expect a teaser next month, probably at the same time as the release of "Nope".

Anyway I'm so looking forward to this period of anticipation, which as usual is always exciting!!

Is Christopher Nolan using Imax cameras on his new film Oppenheimer?
Yes, he is using them and he is using them in new, novel ways which you’ll have to ask him about. But Chris is never content in doing things the same way. I’ve discussed that project with him. I think in a world where the use of nuclear weapons is now back on the table, a story which in part talks about the ethical issues and technical issues [of nuclear weapons] people are going to want to see it.