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Why Christopher Nolan Cut a 3,000-Year-Old Joke From ‘The Odyssey’
The director explains why one the most famous puns in Western literature didn't make it into the film.
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Why Christopher Nolan Cut a 3,000-Year-Old Joke From ‘The Odyssey’
The director explains why one the most famous puns in Western literature didn't make it into the film.
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