

Christopher Nolan | House Of The Rising Dumb
Feb 8, 2024
Christopher Nolan, writer and director of 'Oppenheimer', sits down with Stephen Colbert for a wide-ranging interview. They discuss filmmaking techniques, including shooting on celluloid film, using color in black and white scenes, and the process of fact-checking and script security. They also explore mesmerizing footage and the use of the shepherd tone in film music. Additionally, they talk about the use of solo violin in Nolan's films, his frustration with learning to play the cello, and discuss their guilt about being Fast and Furious fans.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Impeachment, Primaries, and Rana McDaniel's Name
05:06 • 6min
Exploring Oppenheimer and Filmmaking Techniques
10:57 • 18min
Exploring Mesmerizing Footage, the Shepherd Tone, and Music in Films
28:51 • 3min
Solo Violin in Christopher Nolan's Films
31:22 • 5min
Discussion on the Fast and Furious franchise and upcoming guests
36:14 • 2min