Christopher Nolan Ditches Warner Bros Choses Universal To Finance & Distribute His World War ll Epic

The film will revolve around J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in the development of the weapon of mass destruction.

It is usually filmmakers who approach studios to finance their projects. Christopher Nolan, who has made his name known around the globe with his quality work and unique ideas that he brings to the big screen, would probably not have the opportunity. Recently, the filmmaker made headlines with the announcement that he was leaving Warner Bros. and is looking for a new studio. Here's an update.

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According to reports, Christopher Nolan has started work on his next movie, though in a very low-key manner, after Tenet. Now, he is making a movie about the World War ll era and featuring the father of Atom Bomb. The film will focus on J. Robert Oppenheimer's role in the creation of the weapon of massive destruction.

According to reports, the director has left WB and is now working with Universal on his new film. Continue reading to learn everything you need about this shocking and exciting update.

Deadline also reported the news on the negotiations between them. The report suggested that Christopher Nolan's long-time confidant Cillian Murphy might play a key role and has now confirmed this. Universal has now been granted the rights to finance and distribute Nolan’s next movie, which is about J. Robert Oppenheimer. The movie has been approved and will be in production by the end of the first quarter 2022.

This is the official statement of Christopher Nolan. It marks the end to a long-standing collaboration between Warner Bros. and the filmmaker. They worked together on The Dark Knight Trilogy, Inception, Dunkirk, and most recently Tenet. These are some of the most important films.

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