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Cannes: Christopher Nolan To Present 70mm Print Of Stanley Kubrick’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’
Here’s an event to make classic movie buffs drool. Christopher Nolan will present the world premiere of a mastered 70mm print of Stanley Kubrick's 1968 classic 2001: A Space Odyssey at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Check out the new poster below. The 50th anniversary screening of the movie on Saturday May 12 will sit within the festival’s Cannes Classics strand. Nolan, who will somewhat incredibly be attending Cannes for the very first time (it’s quite a surprise that…
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Christopher Nolan Puts an End to Bond 25 Directing Rumors: ‘I’m Not the Man’
Bond 25 already has a November 2019 release date, now if only the director could be announced.
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Christopher Nolan Scores His First-Ever Oscar Nomination for Best Director
Christopher Nolan has finally found a seat at the table with his director peers in the motion picture Academy. The “Dunkirk” helmer picked up his first-ever best-director Oscar nomination Tuesday after three previous bids stalled with the Academy. While the Directors Guild of America had nominated Nolan for “Memento” (2000), “The Dark Knight” (2008) and […]
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Behind the scenes of 'Dunkirk': Harry Styles reveals Chris Nolan's one styling tip in exclusive video
Harry Styles gives a fascinating insight into Christopher Nolan's meticulous attention to in this new behind-the-scenes look at 'Dunkirk'.
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Dame Judi Dench’s failing eyesight stops her from enjoying films
Dame Judi Dench is suffering from a medical condition which affects her vision
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‘Dunkirk,’ ‘The Shape of Water’ Lead Satellite Award Nominations
Christopher Nolan’s war epic “Dunkirk” and Guillermo del Toro’s romantic fantasy “The Shape of Water” were the top nominees for the 22nd annual Satellite Awards, announced Wednesday morning by the International Press Academy.
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Christopher Nolan Apologizes For Anti-Netflix Comments, Admits the Streaming Giant is ‘Revolutionary’
But don't expect Nolan to ever make a movie for Netflix.
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Christopher Nolan Gets Candid on the State of Movies, Rise of TV and Spielberg’s Influence
There have been extensive doom-and-gloom scenarios about the demise of movies lately, but writer-director Christopher Nolan isn’t among those sounding the death knell. Last summer, as the box office and attendance careened toward their lowest levels in decades, Nolan put his artistry where his optimism was — delivering a jolt of pure cinema with “Dunkirk.” The picture thrusts viewers into one of […]
MoviesVarietyChristopher Nolan's 'Dunkirk' passes $500 million at the worldwide box office
World War II epic was the last major hit before summer season went into nosedive.
MoviesVarietyChristopher Nolan on ‘Dunkirk’: There was no green screen
Director of summer blockbuster World War II epic held a question-and-answer session after celebration for IMAX anniversary at the Toronto International Film Festival
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Christopher Nolan considered making Dunkirk without a screenplay
Director originally wanted his dialogue-light epic to be 100% improvised.
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‘Dunkirk’ Is Too Loud For Some Viewers, But Christopher Nolan Says That’s the Way He Likes It
Complaints are starting to mount. Is it bad theaters, Nolan's unorthodox and bold use of sound, or is it just too damn loud?
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Michael Caine has a secret cameo in Dunkirk
Michael Caine sneaked in a secret cameo performance in Christopher Nolan's new World War II movie 'Dunkirk', it's been revealed.
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Christopher Nolan reveals why he bans phones from his movie sets
If Christopher Nolan spots you texting or snapping a selfie on set, you'd better prepare for the wrath.
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Christopher Nolan won't make a movie for 'mindless' Netflix
Christopher Nolan won't be among the directors heading for Netflix, branding their movie releasing strategy as 'mindless'.
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French press hammers Dunkirk over historical accuracy
Christopher Nolan's new World War II movie 'Dunkirk' might have wowed the critics in the US and on this side of the channel, but in France? Not so much.
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Epic reviews for 'First slam-dunk Oscar contender' Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan's 'Dunkirk' is being called the first sure-fire Oscar contender of the year, in a rash of blisteringly good reviews.
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Christopher Nolan explains why Tom Hardy's face is obscured in so many movies
Ever noticed that Tom Hardy's face is often covered with stuff?
MoviesYahoo Movies UK StaffDunkirk premiere gallery: Tom Hardy and Harry Styles hit the red carpet
The stars of Christopher Nolan's WW2 thriller 'Dunkirk' were out in force in London's Leicester Square.
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Harry Styles ready to retire from acting after Dunkirk debut
The singer does not appear to be planning a long-term move to film.
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Christopher Nolan Writes Essay About 'Dunkirk': 'It's Virtual Reality Without the Headset'
Director of upcoming 'Dunkirk' writes piece for U.K.'s 'Telegraph' about making the film, says his goal was to give filmgoers a you-are-there experience
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‘The Dark Knight’ Trilogy Is Getting A Major 4K Remaster, and Christopher Nolan is Overseeing It
Christian Bale's Batman is about to look even better.
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Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk hailed 'a classic' in early reactions
Reviews are still embargoed, but some critics shown early screenings of Christopher Nolan's war movie 'Dunkirk' have gone as far as to hail it as 'a classic'.
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Christopher Nolan discusses the possibility of directing a Bond movie
With Sam Mendes thought to be ruled out of the 25th Bond movie, producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson will be scouting for their next helmsman or woman.
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Christopher Nolan didn't know how famous Harry Styles was
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Director Christopher Nolan and actor Mark Rylance didn't know quite how famous Harry Styles was before "Dunkirk." The young people in their lives certainly did.
