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Ferrari Press Agency Nolan 1 Ref 17786 05/05/2026 See Ferrari text Pictures must credit: CBS Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan has told how a new camera was developed to shoot his new Greek myth movie The Odyssey in large format IMAX. And he revealed he was desperate to put Greek poet Homer’s take of homecoming after the Trojan War on the screen as a big budget movie as ancient tales had never been made like it before. The British-born Oscar winner, 55,  has written and directed films including The Dark Knight, Dunkirk and Interstellar. Appearing in the US on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, he was asked why he chose the Odyssey. He said: “You're always looking for something that hasn't been done before and Greek mythology, even though so many of us are familiar with it. “But hadn't really been done on a big scale. “It hadn't really been done at a kind of a budget big studio, you know, throw everything at the screen and see what sticks kind of way.  “That's the kind of gap you're looking for as a filmmaker. It's like, how could we get in there and really try and bring something new for audiences? “ It's just one of the great adventure stories and I really wanted to see it done justice. So  we just sort of dove in and the story itself.” OPS: Christopher Nolan on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert discussing his new movie The Odyssey. Picture supplied by Ferrari