Christopher Nolan certainly knows how to get his reader in the mind of a character.
When you’re reading a screenplay, all the parts written in the action are usually in the third person. That means you read things like: “James walks across the room,” or “She pours herself a coffee.” You’re on the outside imagining what’s happening on screen.
But for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming movie, Oppenheimer, Nolan took a different route.
We’ll get to that.
In a new conversation with EW, Christopher Nolan and Cillian Murphy spoke about working on Oppenheimer together and the unique script. But before that could all happen, they had to meet.
Author: Jason Hellerman
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