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Jonathan Nolan and the writers didn't catch it, 'but boy, Reddit caught it': Fallout's makeup department hid a sneaky easter egg in one episode that fans 'jumped on' immediately
According to Emmy-nominated makeup department head Michael Harvey, director Jonathan Nolan wanted the show to feel authentic to the world fans have loved for decades… but he also wanted to avoid ...
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Nolan Bros. Didn't Agree on ‘Dark Knight Rises' Villain at First; Jonathan Was ‘Unsure' About Bane and ‘Started to Play With the Idea of the Riddler' Instead
Jonathan Nolan appeared on the "Happy Sad Confused" podcast to tout his latest television series, Prime Video's "Fallout," but the conversation touched on Nolan's time co-writing Batman movies ...
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The Dark Knight Co-Writer Jonathan Nolan Says He'd ‘Absolutely' Like to Make More Batman Movies
Jonathan Nolan, the brother of Christopher Nolan and co-writer of The Dark Knight saga, says he'd "absolutely" like to make more Batman films. Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Jonathan Nolan ...
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Fallout's Jonathan Nolan Wanted To Avoid One Major Post-Apocalyptic Trope
Showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner, along with series creators Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan, deeply understand this essential aspect of "Fallout," which they have gone on to ...
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"But He's Come Up With A Few Masterpieces": John Lithgow Picks The Christopher Nolan Movie That He Considers A Masterpiece
Actor John Lithgow selects which movie in director Christopher Nolan's impressive filmography he considers to be the auteur's ...
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‘Fallout' FYC Panel Features Christopher Nolan Interviewing "Baby Brother" Jonathan About Amazon Hit Drama
Jonathan Nolan — who was introduced by the Oppenheimer director as “my baby brother” — talked about directing the drama based on a post-apocalyptic video game and how the role of the Ghoul ...
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Filmmaker Jonathan Nolan brings Fallout games to TV, says he was 'both nervous and excited'
Filmmaker Jonathan Nolan says he was both nervous and excited to adapt the popular post-apocalyptic video game series Fallout for television. "(It was) intimidating, honestly, and the reason why ...