Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg It has been revealed that it was directly related to the sci-fi classic “Interstellar” before it was dropped and replaced. Christopher Nolan. In a recent interview, the director said that the film was much better in Nolan’s hands. ‘Interstellar’ was released in 2014 and received five Oscar nominations and won Best Visual Effects.
Steven Spielberg worked on ‘Interstellar’ for a year
Speaking to Empire Magazine during the press tour of ‘Disclosure Day’, the director said that he was only attached to direct ‘Interstellar’ for a year, and was replaced by Christopher Nolan. “I was involved with ‘Interstellar’ for a year … and I was fascinated by it,” Spielberg admitted. “I spent a lot of time at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, talking to the aerospace scientists and engineers there.“Oscar winner producer Lynda Obst and astrophysicist Kip Thorne were brought to the project, who served as the film’s scientific advisors.
Steven Spielberg says ‘Interstellar’ was better in Christopher Nolan’s hands
“I actually hired Chris Nolan’s brother (Jonathan) to write the first and second drafts for me, but it didn’t stick,” he continued, before adding, “Jonath said, ‘If you decide not to do this movie, I’ll tell you who’s going to take it.’ He was absolutely right. The second I decided not to, Chris jumped on board, probably the next day. ‘Interstellar’ was a much better movie in Chris Nolan’s hands than it would have been in mine.”‘Interstellar’ opened in theaters in November 2014. Matthew McConaughey he starred in the film as a NASA pilot who embarks on a space mission to save the planet from death. Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, Michael Caine, Timothee Chalamet and more appeared in the film.
