r/okbuddycinephile 7h ago

A historically accurate adaptation of 'The Odyssey'

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u/SnakeEater013 5h ago

I was watching an interview and Matt Damon was saying basically everyone on the Odyssey were working below their normal rate just to be working with Nolan. Like, the entire production are all award winning at each of their jobs, the director of photographry is Hoyte van Hoytema who is basically considered the best dp in the business right now. Then every single role is an actor you've heard of before.

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u/N1XT3RS 2h ago

Well that doesn't sound like a great use of budget, I really don't care if I know the actor or not, honestly I'd prefer if I didnt in most cases. Very immersion breaking to see an old role in a new movie