Christopher Nolan: Don't approach my films like a "crossword puzzle"
Summary
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan says his movies are meant to be enjoyed just for fun, not treated like puzzles to figure out. He credits his wife and producing partner, Emma Thomas, for honest creative support, and shares how classic films like "Star Wars" and "2001: A Space Odyssey" inspired him.Key Facts
- Christopher Nolan encourages audiences to watch his films for entertainment, not to solve them like puzzles.
- He appeared on "CBS This Morning" to share his thoughts on how to enjoy movies.
- Nolan's wife, Emma Thomas, is his longtime producing partner; they have worked together since film school.
- They have produced well-known films like "The Dark Knight Rises," "Inception," and "The Prestige."
- Nolan values honest creative feedback, which he gets from his wife during their collaboration.
- He was inspired by the original 1977 "Star Wars" film, which sparked his love of movies.
- The film "2001: A Space Odyssey" made a strong impression on him, especially its large screen format.
- Nolan aims to make big, immersive films, such as those shown in IMAX cinemas, to create a powerful experience for viewers.
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