What Leading Classics Scholars Have To Say About Christopher Nolan’s “Odyssey” Film
21-07-2026 19:03 via apnews.com

What Leading Classics Scholars Have To Say About Christopher Nolan’s “Odyssey” Film

Both Emily Wilson, who published a widely acclaimed English translation of The Odyssey in 2017, and well-known professor/writer/editor Daniel Mendelsohn are glad the movie is out there and doing so well, and they praise a number of the film’s elements, but they each think Nolan missed something crucial in the original. – AP
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