Christopher Nolan Explains Why He Went for Contemporary Dialogue in The Odyssey, but Admits the Decision 'Might Bite Me on the Ass'
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IGNChristopher Nolan Explains Why He Went for Contemporary Dialogue in The Odyssey, but Admits the Decision 'Might Bite Me on the Ass'ign.comDad issues. Tom Holland’s Telemachus tells Robert Pattinson’s villainous Antinous, “my dad is coming home.” It’s just a single line of dialogue revealed in a trailer for The Odyssey back in May — but it certainly got people talking. Holland and pretty much the entire cast of Christopher Nolan’s epic speak in …
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