Florence Pugh Reveals New Techniques Used for ‘Oppenheimer’
In a recent interview with the Radio Times, Florence Pugh revealed that Christopher Nolan used “indie movie-making” techniques while filming his upcoming biopic, Oppenheimer.
The Oscar-nominated actress said that the experience reminded her of her early career when she was used to a fast-paced and collaborative way of working.
Florence Pugh Recently Reveals Christopher Nolan Used ‘Indie Movie-Making’ Techniques for Blockbuster ‘Oppenheimer’
“It reminded me of the early days when I was used to a fast-paced way of working — where, if you lost a scene from the day, you would lose it from the movie,” Pugh said. “It’s one of the biggest movies I’ve ever been a part of, but it felt like an indie.”
Nolan is known for his ambitious and visually stunning films, such as Inception, The Dark Knight, and Dunkirk. However, Pugh said that Oppenheimer was different from anything she had ever seen before.
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