Christopher Nolan, known for his meticulousness and precision in his writing and filming methods, exhibits the same rigor when it comes to sticking to his script. Indeed, often full of surprises and all kinds of twists and turns, the scripts for The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar and even Tenet must remain strictly confidential until the films hit theaters.
To ensure this, the British filmmaker introduced a very specific method, which may seem a little extravagant at first glance, but it seems to have been proven. So if one day you join the cast of a Nolan movie, know that you’ll be getting a script printed in black ink… on red paper!
Black ink on red paper: for what?
As we learned thanks to The X Report Interesting as fuckAnd in a particularly short video where we see Jessica Chastain presenting her own copy of the Interstellar script, all copies of this “secret” document were printed on red paper: a process that seems to make photocopying much more difficult. .
At a time when script leaks are commonplace for big-budget films, these kinds of precautions could help those looking to leak the ending of Nolan’s film, or even make it a lot easier for them to do so.
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