Christopher Nolan said in an interview that Samantha Morton is the first actor to receive a standing ovation from his crew on set since Heath Ledger

Christopher Nolan explains 'The Odyssey': The director discusses how he made the epic new film starring Matt Damon that was shot entirely on Imax.

Christopher Nolan's highly anticipated film The Odyssey has finally screened for critics and members of the press, and the first reactions on social media are out. Here's what viewers are saying about this movie.

The Odyssey director, Christopher Nolan, has heaped praise on Samantha Morton's performance in his new epic, claiming she received a reaction he hasn't seen since he directed the late Heath Ledger in 2008's The Dark Knight.

Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” is based on Homer’s ancient Greek epic, which dates back to around the 8th or 7th century BC. As a result, some moviegoers were surprised when the film’s various trailers let it slip that Nolan’s characters speak contemporary English dialogue in mostly American accents.

The director says his 'Odyssey' crew reacted to an actor's scene in a way he's only seen one time before.

Even if you don’t have a degree in ancient literature, you probably know the broad strokes of Homer’s epic The Odyssey. It’s an adventure story about a guy sailing along to fight witches and giants

The Odyssey is set to hit theaters in just over a week, and it marks an important milestone for both Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway: It is their third movie with Christopher Nolan. While discussing the film, both actors opened up about returning to Nolan’s ...