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How Zoe Kazan Made 'East of Eden' Her Own (opens the original)
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In June 2024, Zoe Kazan boarded a flight to New Zealand. She was excited. For a mother of small children, a quiet solo flight is a vacation unto itself. She scrolled through the in-flight movies. “They had East of Eden, and I was like, ‘I guess the gods are conspiring,’” she says. She pressed play. Until then she had been avoiding rewatching her grandfather Elia Kazan’s 1955 masterpiece. She was flying halfway across the world to scout locations for her own version of East of Eden, a seven-part
Christopher Nolan on Helen, Athena, and His New 'Odyssey' Ending (opens the original)
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This spring, I was among the first journalists to speak with Christopher Nolan about his highly anticipated adaptation of The Odyssey. Now, the movie is out and has become Nolan’s biggest worldwide opening ever. In our initial interview, Nolan was reluctant to discuss the ending of The Odyssey. He’s known as the master of the last-act twist, and likes leaving the audience with more questions than answers. He told me he never wants to impose his interpretation on others. (Are Cobbs’ kids in Incep
Explaining the End of 'The Odyssey': 'Zeus’ Law,' Xenia, and the Guest-Host Relationship at the Heart of Film (opens the original)
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It’s Oppenheimer all over again. Christoper Nolan's The Odyssey ends with Matt Damon’s Odysseus, much like the father of the atomic bomb millennia later, wracked with guilt for conjuring something that destroyed not just one city but, in his mind, an entire civilization: the Trojan Horse. In creating the vessel in which the Greeks hid to penetrate the walls of Troy and massacre its citizens to ultimately win the war, Odysseus believes he violated what characters throughout the movie refer to as
What to Read Next if 'The Odyssey' Inspires a New Obsession With Greek Mythology (opens the original)
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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is the first major, modern, big-screen adaptation of one of the most well-known stories in the Western canon. Greek myths seem ready-made for the IMAX treatment. They involve gods, monsters, major battles, and—because these are the Greek islands we’re talking about—enough shots of massive waves overtaking wooden ships to induce seasickness. While Nolan’s adaptation does follow the major beats of The Odyssey, he modernizes the story and adds extra dimension to some
Alix Earle Has Plenty More to Share: TIME100 Creators 2026 (opens the original)
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Alix Earle has made a career out of oversharing on the internet. And yet, on a sweltering June afternoon in Miami, she notes that there are still things people get wrong about her. The first misconception she’d like to dispel: that amassing 8.5 million followers on TikTok was easy. The second: that she is merely the face of a business someone else built. “People underestimate me,” she says, “or think I’m just a dumb blonde.” Her skin-care brand Reale Actives did $1 million in sales within the fi
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