The famous British director has revealed which movies he always stops at when he watches TV.
Christopher Nolan, the famous British director, is currently experiencing another big success in his career thanks to Oppenheimera film that will be released in Italian cinemas next August 23and is already making records at the international box office.
However, the director, in a recent interview, spoke about his own remote movies favorites. With films remote reset we mean those films that when you click on the TV, you immediately release the remote to stop and watch them.
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Christopher Nolan and his love for Will Farrell’s film
Nolan in a recent interview Rich Eisen Show, explained what films he likes to watch on television, and for which he would immediately stop watching channels. Among the obvious answers, there is a movie that will definitely surprise you.
Here is his answer to the question, what are his remote movies favorites:
There are so many. I switch channels and you know if there is old movie on the air, that is… then, my God, whatever Cockpit immediately makes me put the remote down. And then, of course, some of big comedy. Talladega nights (in Italian Ricky Bobby – The story of a man who could count to one) I would never be able to change the channel if it was on.
Ricky Bobby – The Story of a Man Who Could Count to One is a 2006 comedy film directed by Adam McKay.Don’t look up; Big bet) starring Will Farrell and set in the world of NASCAR racing.
We remind you that Oppenheimer arrives in Italian cinemas on August 23, 2023 with distribution by Universal and production in particular Syncopy Films and Atlas Entertainment. However, in the United States, the project is released in theaters in parallel with Barbie From Greta Gerwig and this choice has already caused a lot of discussion. The cast of the feature film, in particular, sees the participation Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh, Robert Downey Jr., Casey Affleck, Rami Malek, Kenneth Branagh and much more.
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