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Behind Christopher Nolan’s 6-country epic undertaking to bring ‘The Odyssey’ to the big screen
- Christopher Nolan aimed to create a grand film adaptation of Homer's 'The Odyssey' reflecting its key role in Western culture and accessibility to modern audiences.
- To achieve realism, the production involved filming in six countries using real ships and authentic locations like the cave of the Cyclops and the Trojan Horse.
- The project included extensive research into Greek mythology, Bronze Age studies, multiple translations, months of scouting, and a 91-day filming schedule spanning six months.
- The film is framed by the phrase 'a time of apparent magic,' highlighting its mythical elements and setting the tone for a world of gods, monsters, and ancient beliefs.
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Big budget, prominent actors, years of error and a man who absolutely wants to reach the goal: The parallels between "Die Odyssey" and the federal government are striking. Only: Christopher Nolan has a script, Friedrich Merz only has a coalition agreement.
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