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Everything We Know About Christopher Nolan's New $250,000,000 Film as Release Date Confirmed
GREECE, JUL 02 – Christopher Nolan’s $250 million adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey features a star-studded cast and is the first film to be entirely shot using IMAX cameras, promising a mythic cinematic experience.
- Christopher Nolan directs The Odyssey, a $250 million film starring Matt Damon as Odysseus, set for theatrical release on July 17, 2026.
- Universal Pictures announced the film in December 2024, adapting Homer's ancient Greek poem about Odysseus' perilous journey home after the Trojan War.
- The teaser, initially exclusive to cinemas before Jurassic World: Rebirth, leaked online on July 1 with a whispered voiceover likely by Robert Pattinson and featuring Tom Holland as Telemachus.
- The cast includes Anne Hathaway possibly as Penelope, Jon Bernthal in an undisclosed role, and filming is planned on Sicily’s Favignana and other international locations.
- The film’s scale, new IMAX technology, and star-studded talent suggest Nolan aims for a mythic action epic following his success with Oppenheimer.
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Morocco hosts filming of George Clooney’s The Agency and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey – The North Africa Post
Morocco has recently welcomed two high-profile international film and television productions, reinforcing its status as a preferred destination for global filmmakers. In Tangier, the American television series The Agency, produced by George Clooney for Paramount and Showtime, is currently in production. The series, which centers on espionage and intelligence operations, utilizes Tangier’s urban landscape to […]
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