Christopher Nolan Reveals ‘The Odyssey’ Used ‘Over 2 Million Feet of Film’ Across 91 Days
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Christopher Nolan revealed that his upcoming film adaptation of Homer’s Greek epic, 'The Odyssey,' used 'over two million feet of film'
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