Anne Hathaway and Matt Damon give inside look at “The Odyssey” and challenges during filming
Anne Hathaway and Matt Damon, who star in “The Odyssey,” speak to “CBS Mornings” about the movie, the challenges they faced during filming and working with Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan.
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No, not seeing this propaganda. Not one Greek in the movie. Trashing the story and its author. Not my jam…
I’m in love with Anne Hathaway 👠👠.
🟢 Hello from Bucharest, Romania – a big underrated city in Europe.
Can’t believe Matt sold his soul or even was a part of this terrible cast and movie.
Such Talent . Love Matt Damon’s movies
It was a horrible movie. The american accent was even spoken by a british actor. There was cultural appropriation by those that were not included in the culture of the source of that epic poem. I found it offensive myself….Cultural imperialism is a racist way of defining modern racial supremacy by supplanting the greats in history even those in fiction by other races. If I showed up and played the Zulu Chieftain in a historical movie about the Zulu…i love that movie by the way….that I would be laughed and called racist for it. The issue here is quite evident. one star out of five. You want to make multicultural movie that's easy, it's not that hard. You move the epic to Egypt later Kingdoms, place different sites with the same story. If you too young in Egypt, you have to place Asiatic Cau mixtures with lower kingdoms as Black. Its not that hard. But taking a poem of a people and placing different cultural aspects is cultural appropriation and unethical and immoral to the original writer's intent even if it was thousands of years ago..that poem belongs to his people, it honors his people and it's part of their history. Another thing, is it so hard for everyone to learn a Greek accent for a blockbuster? Is it…i thought act was an artform and not lazy. What's next Burt Reynolds pretending to be an English King without an English accent…oh snap…that happened. And all I wanted was Burt to do one last bandit movie.
I would like to ask whether it is true that you are preparing to film your new movie " The thirteen nights " , based on the novel by Ryan P Flavert published in Italy?