00:00So, The Odyssey, it takes Odysseus 10 years to get back to Ithaca.
00:04What has been the fight that you've been fighting for the longest?
00:06What is your odyssey when it comes to your Hollywood career?
00:12To be honest with you, I haven't had a really big odyssey in my career.
00:16I've been very fortunate. I've worked with really great filmmakers,
00:19and I've had some really, really great films that I've been a part of,
00:23including all the ones I've done with Chris.
00:25What is the most impressive part that you see when you have,
00:28this is the first film fully filmed at IMAX.
00:30What does that mean to you?
00:32I've been working with Chris since The Dark Knight,
00:34and we started using IMAX in its infancy,
00:36and as we did films working up through Tenet and Oppenheimer most recently,
00:41we just used it more and more, and so to entirely use IMAX,
00:44I think, was just a natural progression of his filmmaking and his style.
00:49Yeah, he's now Batman, now he's now The Odyssey.
00:52What is a famous work that you think it would be really cool for him to adapt next?
00:58I don't know. There's so many great works.
01:01You know, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea would be fun.
01:04That would be a good one.
01:05We haven't seen a movie like that in a long time, same with The Odyssey.
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