Christopher Nolan in 2026?
With Oppenheimer (2023), Christopher Nolan reached the heights. At the box office, the film dedicated to the “father of the atomic bomb” has grossed more than 975 million dollars worldwide. Added to this were numerous awards, including seven Oscarsincluding best director for Christopher Nolan. One would have thought that the director would have gone to rest and take a little break. But that’s not the case. The director has never made people wait more than three years between two features and intends to continue doing so.
Variety recently learned that Christopher Nolan will continue the adventure with Universal (logical given the success ofOppenheimer), which he joined after a long collaboration with Warner Bros. which ended with Principle (2020). According to American media sources, the studio already has a release date in mind for the filmmaker’s 13th feature film, July 17, 2026 in the United States. The distribution of the film should then be done by majority vote IMAX theaters.
Matt Damon, third!
For the moment, no details are known about the plot of the next film (which does not have an official title). Nothing was leaked. On the other hand, an actor that Christopher Nolan knows well is reportedly in talks to play him. It’s about Matt Damonappeared in supporting roles in Interstellar (2014) e Oppenheimer. In the first he plays Doctor Mann, ready to do anything to leave the planet where he is. In the second, he appears as Leslie Groves, the head of the Manhattan Project.
It was not specified whether Matt Damon will play the main role in Christopher Nolan’s film this time. However, if the date of July 17, 2026 is confirmed, the production of the feature film should accelerate with a shootout, a priorischeduled for 2025. Other elements should therefore arrive shortly.
Source: Cine Serie
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