The Odyssey’s Most Controversial Decision Was Also Made By Stanley Kubrick 66 Years Ago

Most people anticipated that Christopher Nolan would approach a historical epic like The Odyssey in a familiar way – using formal, old-fashioned English dialogue and having the actors speak with the traditional, somewhat stuffy British accents often heard in Shakespearean films. This has been the standard for movies like Ridley Scott’s Gladiator and the 2004 film Troy.








