no superhero movies, but don't rule out Star Wars

The actor and director, Christopher Nolan52 years old, in an interview with French YouTuber HugoDécrytperevealed that he no longer wants to participate in superhero films, would never be involved in a TV series and that he has no intention of retiring from cinema any time soon.

At the “fast game”Nolan was asked if he would be willing to direct a film like the sequel to Star Wars. Thoughtfully, the director replied that it was better to skip the question. The actor and director was recognized in the triology of “Batman“, revealing Heath Ledger in the role of Joker and giving the actor the Oscar in Best Supporting Actor for his work in “The dark Knight“.

_{Trailer for “Oppenheimer“, new film by Christopher Nolan (Reproduction/Instagram/@oppenheimermovie)}

Upcoming works

Nolan is releasing his next film “Oppenheimer“, premiering in Brazil on the 20th of this month. The film tells the story of a physicist named Robert Oppenheimer, played by Cillian Murphywho works with a team of scientists during the Manhattan Project, leading to the development of the atomic bomb.

Among the actors cast are big names such as Robert Downey Jr, Florence Pugh, Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Jack Quaid, between others. The film, which will premiere alongside “Barbie“, It will also compete at the box office with the doll film, which currently has a huge reach on social media.

The Batman triology

It all started in 2005, with “Batman Begins“, which told the story of how the character Batman dealt with his anger after losing his parents. The character played by Christian Bale received nominations such as the Oscar for Best Cinematography, MTV Movie Award: Best Film, among others.

Already in “Batman the dark knight“, in 2008, Nolan brings the participation of new villains such as Joker and Two-Face, famous in the hero's animations. Once again, the director is renowned and the film becomes a box office record. In the last film of the triology, in 2012, in “Batman the Dark Knight Rises“Nolan brings one of the most iconic anti-heroines in cinema, Catwoman, played by Anne Hathaway.

Featured Photo: Christopher Nolan denies producing hero films but does not rule out “Star Wars”. Reproduction/Instagram/@christophernolanrealm.