When Christopher Nolan‘s “Oppenheimer” hits theaters next month, it marks the first film by the director not produced by Warner Bros.
in nearly 20 years.
That’s because Nolan left the studio for Universal Pictures after he condemned Warner Bros.
for releasing his 2020 blockbuster “Tenet” in theaters and HBO Max simultaneously.
But with the Covid-19 pandemic over and former CEO Jason Kilar gone, Indiewire (via Variety) reports that Warner Bros.Continue reading Warner Bros.
Hopeful That Christopher Nolan Returns To Studio After ‘Oppenheimer’: “I Think There’s A World” at The Playlist.
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