Inception of Tenet: A Conversation with Christopher Nolan and the Cast

🌟Tenet is inspired by the moment in time when physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his team were about to test the first nuclear weapon.

🎥The film is shot across 11 miles of 70-millimeter film, creating a hyper-realistic portrayal of the story.

👥The cast and crew built a strong bond during the making of the film, bringing trust and teamwork to the set.

🎭Robert Downey Jr. delivers a powerful performance in a role that takes him beyond the hero archetype.

💥Tenet explores the most important moments in human history and raises thought-provoking moral questions.

What was the inspiration behind Tenet?

—Tenet is inspired by the moment in time when physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his team were about to test the first nuclear weapon.

What makes Tenet unique?

—The film is shot across 11 miles of 70-millimeter film, creating a hyper-realistic portrayal of the story.

How did the cast and crew bond during the making of the film?

—The cast and crew built a strong bond during the making of the film, bringing trust and teamwork to the set.

What stands out about Robert Downey Jr.'s performance?

—Robert Downey Jr. delivers a powerful performance in a role that takes him beyond the hero archetype.

What themes does Tenet explore?

—Tenet explores the most important moments in human history and raises thought-provoking moral questions.

00:01Join Jacqueline Coley in a conversation with Christopher Nolan and the cast of Tenet.

00:14Tenet is inspired by the moment in time when physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his team were about to test the first nuclear weapon.

00:41The film is shot across 11 miles of 70-millimeter film, creating a hyper-realistic portrayal of the story.

02:06The cast and crew built a strong bond during the making of the film, bringing trust and teamwork to the set.

03:40Robert Downey Jr. delivers a powerful performance in a role that takes him beyond the hero archetype.

07:26Tenet explores the most important moments in human history and raises thought-provoking moral questions.