Benny Safdie is reuniting with Christopher Nolan and joining the cast of “The Odyssey” at Universal, The Wrap has learned. The actor previously appeared as physicist Edward Teller in Nolan’s Oscar-winning “Oppenheimer.”

After working together on Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan looks to have found a new role for Benny Safdie in his next event film as sources tell Deadline Safdie has joined the ensemble of Universal’s The Odyssey,

Actor-director Benny Safdie is reuniting with Christopher Nolan for the filmmaker's latest movie, The Odyssey. Safdie, who appeared as physicist Edward Teller in Nolan's Oscar-winning Oppenheimer, joins an all-star Universal Pictures production that includes Matt Damon,

Christopher Nolan upcoming feature will film in part on the Sicilian "Goat Island", which is a location from the original Greek legend.

Christopher Nolan's next film The odyssey will be released in 2026 and here's all you need to know about the anticipated project.

Christopher Nolan's adaptation of the epic Greek saga starts shooting in a couple of months, meaning we'll soon learn more about the movie.

Christopher Nolan is known for making movies epic in scale, but this next one has has lined up really fits to a tee. Although the public started learning about Nolan’s next movie for Universal Pictures last October,

Christopher Nolan keeps adding major talent to the cast for his adaptation of The Odyssey. According to Deadline, Emmy winner and Punisher-lead Jon Bernthal has joined the ranks. The actor will star alongside Tom Holland,

Christopher Nolan is set to shoot a portion of 'The Odyssey' on the Sicilian island of Favignana which, according to scholars, inspired Homer.

Christopher Nolan‘s The Odyssey will be an expensive production, and according to a recent report from Variety, will spend some of its time in Sicily, on an island that shares history with the iconic story the film is based on.

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has a $250 million budget, which is more than twice the $100 million spent on Oppenheimer, making it one of his most expensive films to date. Universal Pictures backed the film with confidence after Oppenheimer grossed $957 million worldwide and won the Academy Award for Best Picture,