Christopher Nolan reportedly considered making a James Bond movie after Tenet. However, he ultimately turned down the offer when it was made clear he wouldn't have the final cut on the film.

This is per sources quoted by Variety, who claim that the stars had finally aligned some time around the aftermath of the 2020 action epic, when Nolan was picking his next project to pursue. It was reported back at the time that Nolan was having meetings with Broccoli and Wilson,

The Odyssey will be released next year as the newest movie from fan-favorite director Christopher Nolan, and some important details have already been made public. The upcoming movie marks Nolan’s follow-up to his 2023 biopic Oppenheimer,

Following a year of fraught negotiations, Amazon will soon have a full grip on the franchise that has spawned 25 films about Agent 007.

Christopher Nolan and James Bond fans have hit out in their droves after it emerged he was turned down by 007 producers after expressing interest in directing following his 2020 thriller Tenet. Sources say Nolan approached longtime Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson about helming a Bond film but Broccoli "made clear that no

Christopher Nolan was previously told he wouldn't have final cut if he were to make a James Bond film, but with Amazon now fully in control, could that change?