Cillian Murphy's Favorite Oppenheimer Scenes Were The Most Harrowing To Film
For star Cillian Murphy, sitting in a cramped room for hours was the toughest part of shooting Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer. But it was also his favorite.
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The Two Movies Cillian Murphy Watched To Prepare For Oppenheimer
If you're going to play Oppenheimer for Christopher Nolan, you've got to do your homework. And Cillian Murphy did the best kind. -
The Entirely New IMAX Film That Had To Be Invented For Oppenheimer
Christopher Nolan didn't just want to shoot Oppenheimer for IMAX – he required the creation of brand new film that had to be invented entirely. -
Robert Downey Jr. Kinda Saw His Oppenheimer Character As The Film's Hero
Robert Downey Jr. challenged Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan a bit when he proposed a perspective painting Lewis Strauss as a bit of a hero. -
Cillian Murphy Was Eyed For Oppenheimer Role Nearly A Decade Ago, But Not By Christopher Nolan
In a long list of wispy character actors with intense stares, Cillian Murphy made it to the top of multiple Oppenheimer casting searches. -
Decades Later, Sinéad O'Connor's SNL Performance Is One Of The Bravest Acts In TV History
Three decades on, we owe it to ourselves to learn from Sinéad O'Connor's act of bravery on SNL. -
The Most Important Moment In Oppenheimer Dismantles One Of America's Greatest Lies
It's a short but pivotal scene. -
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Oppenheimer Was Filmed Around Cillian Murphy's Haircut
Christopher Nolan is 'very allergic' to wigs in films. -
In Albert Einstein, Oppenheimer Found An Unlikely Ally With A Very Different POV
'The whole film is about consequences.' -
Cillian Murphy Ate Next To Nothing For His Oppenheimer Diet
The breakneck pace of filming only added to the intensity of Murphy's performance. -
No, You Dummies, Oppenheimer Isn't A Pro-Nuclear Bomb Movie
Theory will only take you so far. -
In Oppenheimer, Robert Downey Jr. Plays The Movie Villain Of The Year
Robert Downey Jr. breaks from his Tony Stark persona with a tempered, complex portrayal of Oppenheimer's antagonist, Lewis Strauss. -
Barbie And Oppenheimer Have A Completely Unplanned Connection In Proust Barbie
Looking for another Barbenheimer connection? You'll find one, of all places, in the French literary scene of the late 19th century. -
Robert Downey Jr. Doesn't Mince Words About The Masculine Forces In Oppenheimer
'I've never changed position on that.' -
The Melancholy Final Days Of Oppenheimer (Or, What Happened After The Credits Rolled)
A deeper look into the last days of J. Robert Oppenheimer - what you won't see in the film by Christopher Nolan. -
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Christopher Nolan Sees A Link Between The Endings Of Oppenheimer And Inception
The Nolan protagonist always gets a perfect Nolan ending, where nothing ever feels perfectly resolved. -
Christopher Nolan Sees Quentin Tarantino's Retirement As The Filmmaker Respecting Film History
'I like the idea of going out on top.' -
The 70mm Print Of Oppenheimer Went On For 11 Miles, So IMAX Had To Get Creative
IMAX had to figure out how to use an old piece of tech to run the massive platter required to hold Christopher Nolan's roughly 3-hour movie. -
Oppenheimer Ending Explained: Did We Destroy The World?
Like many other Christopher Nolan movies, this one has an unconventional structure. -
The Real Star Of Oppenheimer Is How Christopher Nolan Shoots The A-Bomb And Quantum Physics
"We've got to show the Trinity test, we've got to show the destruction of that; I don't want to use any computer graphics for that." -
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12 Historical Facts That Oppenheimer Ignores
Christopher Nolan has crafted "Oppenheimer" with his usual attention to detail, but like all biopics, some things have to be compressed, overlooked, or altered. -
What Is IMAX With Laser, And Is It Worth Seeking Out For Oppenheimer?
What is IMAX with Laser? We break it down, and then we talk about how it compares to the 70mm IMAX experience for Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer. -
Oppenheimer Is The Most Christopher Nolan Movie Christopher Nolan Has Ever Made
Christopher Nolan is going to Christopher Nolan (and we mean that in a good way). -
In Oppenheimer, Everything Is Shades Of Grey (Even When It's In Black And White)
'I knew that I had two timelines that we were running in the film.'
