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Die Odyssee ist die Verfilmung des gleichnamigen Epos des griechischen Autors Homer, das vermutlich um 700 v. Chr. geschrieben wurde. Das Werk erzählt die sagenhafte zehnjährige Heimreise des Helden Odysseus nach dem trojanischen Krieg.

Regisseur Christopher Nolan, der bekannt ist für seine Liebe zu praktischen Effekten und echten Kulissen, stellte das vor große Herausforderungen. So mussten er und sein Team etwa für eine Szene mehrmals für 45 Minuten einen echten Berg besteigen.

Die Odyssee erscheint am 16. Juli 2026 im Kino . Falls ihr wissen möchtet, welche Filme sonst noch 2026 auf der großen Leinwand landen, schaut in unserer Übersicht mit allen  Highlights  der nächsten Monate vorbei.
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00:01Das bedeutet, dass ich wieder zurückkehren will.
00:08Was wenn ich nicht kann?
00:11Die Odyssey ist eine massive Geschichte.
00:14Das ist eine sehr spannende Herausforderung.
00:17Das ist definitiv das größte Film,
00:20das ich in meiner Karriere gemacht habe.
00:21Es fühlt sich wie wir sechs oder sieben Film gemacht haben.
00:24Und in einem Sinne, wir gemacht haben.
00:25Every single kind of chapter of this adventure
00:28was at a different location that posed a different challenge.
00:32You just know that the locations
00:33when you're telling a story like this
00:35are gonna be like characters unto themselves,
00:37so they have to be extra special.
00:38And so we found ourselves in these really amazing places.
00:44There are parts of the world
00:45that I don't think I would even have ever seen
00:47or known about had it not been for this experience.
00:51As an actress, it's such a luxury
00:53to be in such an immersive space.
00:55I don't have to pretend like I'm on a boat.
00:57I am on the boat.
00:58You know, like we are at sea.
01:00What a gift, you know?
01:02There's a certain level of information
01:04that you learn when something is real.
01:07So when you go to these places, you just feel it.
01:09And it just adds another layer
01:11to what it is that you're trying to express.
01:14Action!
01:15One of the things I like about shooting on location
01:17is we're moving countries every couple of weeks.
01:21So it gives you this incredible momentum.
01:24The issue on this film is that we're shooting
01:26in extraordinary places that we're hard to get to,
01:29hard to shoot in.
01:30You know, you're normally in a dang Hollywood movie
01:32at the base camp is ten seconds away from the set.
01:35When you're shooting a Chris Noder movie, it's like,
01:37oh, that's a 45-minute hike in sandals.
01:40Up there, full costume.
01:42I mean, every location we went to, I would get there
01:45and I'd just start laughing.
01:46They're like, who thought you should shoot a movie here?
01:50You know, we're shooting in Nestor's Cave in Greece.
01:53It's this incredible place.
01:54But nobody's ever tried to shoot a film up there.
01:57And so to see the rigging that they did,
01:59to basically turn it into a natural soundstage,
02:02I don't know any other director who would try it.
02:06There was no location that was straightforward and easy,
02:10but all of those locations made sense for the story, really.
02:14It wouldn't be the film that it is
02:15without going there and doing it for real.
02:19The scale was so, so big.
02:23I think what's so special about Chris's movies
02:25is that he goes the extra distance
02:27to make it feel authentic for us on set,
02:30which then makes it feel more authentic
02:31for the audience in the theater.
02:33I mean, there's a reason we call these things odysseys.
02:36This is the odyssey, and it really is a journey
02:39through all of these incredible places
02:41and hopefully something that just really profoundly
02:44entertains and moves people.
02:46As a fan, I'm so excited.
02:48I cannot wait to sit in that IMAX theater
02:51and completely be lost in this world that he's created.
02:55a froom
03:00the
03:02the
03:02Vielen Dank.
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