Christopher Nolan explains why The Odyssey uses modern dialogue and American accents
Christopher Nolan has addressed the online backlash surrounding his upcoming epic, The Odyssey, saying pre-release criticism is ultimately "irrelevant" because audiences have not yet seen the finished film.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker also explained why his adaptation of Homer's classic poem features modern dialogue, describing the creative decision as an effort to make the story feel fresh and accessible for contemporary viewers.
As per The Hollywood Reporter, Nolan, in a recent interview responded to criticism that emerged following the release of promotional material for The Odyssey.
The film has sparked online debate over some casting choices as well as the use of American accents and modern dialogue.
"Comes with the territory," Nolan said, adding, "But look, these conversations that happen before people see the film, they're always irrelevant, because no one having them knows what the film actually is yet."
