Overview
- Christopher Nolan showed extended scenes, including a practical Trojan Horse infiltration, during Universal’s CinemaCon presentation on Wednesday.
- He confirmed the film was captured entirely on IMAX 70mm using newly quieter cameras, a long‑pursued technical goal for his team.
- Nolan said the cut is almost finished, and producer Emma Thomas said the runtime will be under three hours as post‑production continues.
- Universal set a July 17 theatrical release with IMAX showings, starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Tom Holland in a large ensemble.
- The production shot on location across Morocco, Greece, Italy, Iceland, and Scotland and was, in Nolan’s words, an “absolute nightmare,” with strong interest in IMAX screenings already reported.