Nolan's odyssey pushes him to limits, next movie won't arrive for 'at least' three years

Acclaimed director Christopher Nolan has revealed that fans won't see his next movie for at least three years, following the grueling production of his epic Odyssey film.

Nolan's legendary release cadence in jeopardy?

Since his 2014 sci-fi blockbuster Interstellar, Nolan has maintained a remarkably consistent schedule of releasing a new film roughly every three years. The Odyssey, his ambitious adaptation of Homer's ancient epic, marks the third installment in this trilogy, following 2020's Tenet and last year's Oppenheimer, both of which also arrived on a three-year cycle.

However, Nolan's latest project seems to have pushed the 59-year-old filmmaker to his physical and creative limits. Speaking to TODAY, he admitted,