‘Oppenheimer’: Christopher Nolan on Cillian Murphy’s ‘REMARKABLE’ Performance (Exclusive)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2023
- Director Christopher Nolan sits down with “Extra’s” Tommy DiDario to talk “Oppenheimer,” which tells the story of American scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in the development of the atomic bomb. Christopher speaks about writing the movie with Cillian Murphy in mind and raves over his “remarkable” performance. He also talks about filming in actual historical locations and the movie’s big Trinity test explosion moment. “Oppenheimer” is in theaters July 21. (This interview was recorded before the SAG-AFTRA strike.)
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Next year is going to be a good year at the awards shows for Oppenheimer!
It will barely have any competition.
@@Angyali Dune + Flower Moon?
@@Angyaliit already has Killers of the Flower Moon, Napoleon and Dune Part 2 as competition. Plus whatever smaller Oscar movies that will pop up by the end of the year.
That’s if the award shows even happen. Nobody will show up if the strikes are still ongoing.
At this point the Awards season needs Nolan more to give themselves legitimacy than Nolan needs the awards to enhance his career. Remember the Dark Knight not receiving a Best Picture nomination led to the Academy increasing the number of best picture nominees per year.
Tommy!!! You crushed this interview, bravo buddy. I’ve seen just about every interview on this press tour and I have to say your interaction with Chris was without a doubt one of the best!
Same generic questions. Same generic answers from the other interviews. You might as well have a bot read them out.
It's amazing how many folks don't see it, it's all the same interview!
You cannot blame them for that. Think about it, the crew went to different media studios. All those hosts tried to come up with the best questions in a short interview independently. Of course, the most wanted questions would be the same, and the answer too. We as viewers can watch those interview one by one, but for the hosts, that was the first and only chance to come up with questions. Simple logic.
@@shaggyfeng9110 Not really. These "hosts" are losers who couldn't make it in real journalism. They ask the same stupid shit. If they did their homework they could ask a million new questions. Look, here is an example:
1. Was it moral to bomb Japan?
2. Oppenheimer was only the first to discover the bomb. France's Bertrand Goldschmidt developed it independantly. So was it moral for Oppenheimer to create such a weapon if it was inevitable?
3. Oppenheimer's team had British spies working for the Russians. Did Oppenheimer make a mistake by keeping information open?
4. Oppenheimer's son had a learning disability. How did a genius he raise his disabled son?
5. The plutonium bomb was designed based off his work on gravitational contraction. He created an implosion for an explosion. His personal life was imploding from the pressure while his professional life was exploding with discoveries. Please share how you showed that on film.
6. He married one woman, but was deeply in love with another. Why did he do that?
7. How does Hindu philosophy come into contact with western philosophy coming, while all leading up to the Trinity?
I could go on. But these stupid idiots ask shitty questions that have no meaning. "How did you get the role?" "Why did you do the project?" Fucking hell. Shut up. Ask real questions.
Poor Nolan. He's just trying to weather these interviews.
0:41 "they HAD TO go ahead and push that button" ... not sure
they convinced themselves they had to, to clarify
Wow this is really cool.This is a complete genius; he should never have any problem with funding any of his future projects. He completely nails it and hits it out of the park everytime
He hasn't had any problems with funding since dark knight. He's in the very rare position of being able to finance any project he wants