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Page on Nolan's 'Odyssey': 'Good nerves' facing war's brutality
23 Jul
Summary
- Elliot Page felt terrified portraying Sinon, the film's moral anchor.
- Page discussed war's brutality and its impact with director Nolan.
- Nolan's 'The Odyssey' adaptation achieved $264 million opening weekend.
Elliot Page recently shared his apprehension about portraying Sinon, the moral anchor in Christopher Nolan's adaptation of "The Odyssey." Page described the character as the consciousness grappling with the impacts of war and violence. He admitted to experiencing "good nerves" when taking on such a significant role.
Filming "The Odyssey" involved extensive global production across six countries, utilizing practical effects. Page noted the challenging weather conditions, though his childhood work in Canada prepared him for harsh temperatures. Nolan's ambitious adaptation has resonated strongly, achieving a remarkable $264 million in its opening weekend.
