Nolan’s next ambitious project is now on the horizon as the modern auteur sets his sights on a historical piece tackling World War II’s nuclear Manhattan Project, which was overseen by J. Robert Oppenheimer. It has been approaching three years since Tenet entered theaters, and Nolan’s next ambitious project is now on the horizon.
The director is known for minimizing the use of computer-generated imagery (CGI) in his films as much as possible, preferring to invest his large budgets in the production of breathtaking set pieces. This is one of the reasons why we can’t wait to see how he depicts the development of the atomic bomb on the big screen.
In anticipation of the premiere of the movie, here is everything that we are aware of up to this point.
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When Will Oppenheimer Be Released?
Soon after Universal Studios revealed that it had struck a contract to become the new distributor for the director’s films, the company stated that the director’s upcoming feature will be released on July 21, 2023. The R-rated movie Oppenheimer is going to be Christopher Nolan’s first picture in over two decades. Insomnia, from 2002, was his most recent film to receive a R rating.
Oppenheimer tweeted that Watch the new trailer for Oppenheimer – only in theaters 21 July 2023. You can see below:
Watch the new trailer for #Oppenheimer – only in theaters 7 21 23. pic.twitter.com/ZSrXov8Y3l
— Oppenheimer (@OppenheimerFilm) May 8, 2023
Is There an Oppenheimer Trailer?
On December 18, 2022, the first Oppenheimer official trailer was released.
On May 8, 2023, another trailer was released, hinting at a thrilling journey and Florence Pugh’s appearance.
At CinemaCon in April 2023, attendants were treated to a preview of the extended clip. IGN said the preview teases “Russian spies” and “the end of the world,” while also giving “a closer look at how the film switches between IMAX and Black & White IMAX, with color scenes set during WW2 while black and white scenes are set during other periods.”
Oppenheimer Plot: What is it About?
The story of J. Robert Oppenheimer is partially based on the account found in American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer, a 2005 biography of the man credited as the “father of the atom bomb.”
Oppenheimer’s life is extensively covered in this book, not just the 1940s Manhattan Project era. So there’s a chance that Nolan’s movie goes beyond the momentous occasion and sheds more light on Oppenheimer the person and what motivated him to pursue a career in theoretical physics.
Given that a countdown counter indicated the moment of impact for the initial trailer, it seems the plot will go forward and cover the launch of the first atomic bomb.
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Oppenheimer Cast: Who’s in it?
Oppenheimer follows Nolan’s tradition of using an A-list strong cast in his significant productions. As Cillian Murphy takes the lead in the narrative as Oppenheimer, well over a dozen well-known actors are expected to make appearances in various capacities.
The film also stars Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr., Rami Malek, and Kenneth Branagh. Emily Blunt plays his wife, “Kitty.” An overview of the current cast may be seen below.
- Cillian Murphy – J. Robert Oppenheimer
- Emily Blunt – Kitty Oppenheimer
- Florence Pugh – Jean Tatlock
- Robert Downer Jr. – Lewis Strauss
- Matt Damon – Leslie Groves Jr.
- Gary Oldman – Harry S. Truman
- James Remar – Henry Stimson
- Josh Hartnett – Ernest Lawrence
- Michael Angarano – Robert Seber
- Gustaf Skarsgård – Hans Bethe
- Alden Ehrenreich – Richard Feynman
- Devon Bostick – Seth Neddermeyer
Oppenheimer Time Duration
Although the precise length hasn’t been determined, we can be assured that it will be close to three hours. Oppenheimer will be Nolan’s longest film, breaking the previous record of Interstellar’s 2-hour, 49-minute runtime.
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