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Christopher Nolan always refused to explain the ending of Interstellar (2014). Some fans believed Cooper never reunited with his daughter and it was imaginary. Nolan said “You have to see it yourself. It's there. I know what I think but it’s no more valid than yours.”

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Matt Damon asked Christopher Nolan how he’d film the Trojan Horse scene in “The Odyssey.” His reply: “No idea. We’re just gonna get in there and figure it out.” Christopher Nolan: “I remember, Matt, you asking me at some point…” “How are we gonna do the inside of the horse?” Matt:“One of my favorite moments.” Chris:“Well, you tell it.” Matt Damon: “I said, ‘Tuesday, we’re doing the horse.’” “I said, ‘How are you gonna shoot that?’” “He goes, ‘No idea.’” “I go, ‘What?’” “He goes, ‘Yeah, no, we’re just gonna get in there and figure it out.’” “It’s the thing I love about working with him.” “It is like shooting an independent film.”

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Guy Pearce says he thinks his performance in ‘MEMENTO’ is sh*t. “While it was playing I realized I hate what I did. I know why I didn’t work with Christopher Nolan again. It’s because I’m no good in Memento.”

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Travis Scott speaks on how Christopher Nolan approached him to be in ‘THE ODYSSEY’ 😭 "[Christopher Nolan] is like 'I'm working on this movie... I want you to be in it.' And I'm like 'Woah, woah, wait— you know I make music?'"

Travis Scott speaks on how Christopher Nolan approached him to be in ‘THE ODYSSEY’ 😭 "[Christopher Nolan] is like 'I'm working on this movie... I want you to be in it.' And I'm like 'Woah, woah, wait— you know I make music?'"

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I really believe Christopher Nolan is going to win the Oscar for Best Director & Best Picture in back-to-back films. For Nolan to give us The Odyssey in the wake of Oppenheimer is beyond words. I just can’t believe it. That said, Nolan will have to overcome Dune 3, which might not be possible. But I put Nolan in the driver’s seat right now.

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