Nolan also said that the debate proved people look at the past “in weird ways”.
“There’s a lot of cultural prejudice,” the Oscar winner suggested. “There’s a lot of sort of elevating it, because it’s old, you know, whatever it is.”
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He added that “when you go to the poem” on which his latest big-screen offering is based, “what you find is something that’s really earthy and grounded and accessible”, which he tried to replicate by using modern-day phrasing in the dialogue.
The Oppenheimer director made a similar point during a recent interview with the LA Times to promote his latest work.
“It might
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