The Two Movies Cillian Murphy Watched To Prepare For Oppenheimer
If you're going to play Oppenheimer for Christopher Nolan, you've got to do your homework. And Cillian Murphy did the best kind.
Read MoreIf you're going to play Oppenheimer for Christopher Nolan, you've got to do your homework. And Cillian Murphy did the best kind.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan didn't just want to shoot Oppenheimer for IMAX – he required the creation of brand new film that had to be invented entirely.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. challenged Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan a bit when he proposed a perspective painting Lewis Strauss as a bit of a hero.
Read MoreIn a long list of wispy character actors with intense stares, Cillian Murphy made it to the top of multiple Oppenheimer casting searches.
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Read MoreIt's a short but pivotal scene.
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Read More'The whole film is about consequences.'
Read MoreThe breakneck pace of filming only added to the intensity of Murphy's performance.
Read MoreTheory will only take you so far.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. breaks from his Tony Stark persona with a tempered, complex portrayal of Oppenheimer's antagonist, Lewis Strauss.
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Read More'I've never changed position on that.'
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Read More'I like the idea of going out on top.'
Read MoreIMAX had to figure out how to use an old piece of tech to run the massive platter required to hold Christopher Nolan's roughly 3-hour movie.
Read MoreLike many other Christopher Nolan movies, this one has an unconventional structure.
Read More"We've got to show the Trinity test, we've got to show the destruction of that; I don't want to use any computer graphics for that."
Read MoreChristopher Nolan has crafted "Oppenheimer" with his usual attention to detail, but like all biopics, some things have to be compressed, overlooked, or altered.
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Read More'I knew that I had two timelines that we were running in the film.'
Read More'It was a tremendous, crazy recording session, and we had a lot of music to record in a very short amount of time.'
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