Jonathan Nolan, executive producer and director of Prime Video's Fallout TV series, recently revealed that his extensive gameplay of Fallout 3 might have contributed to a delay in the production of the blockbuster Batman movie, The Dark Knight Rises. Nolan, who co-wrote the film with his brother Christopher Nolan, shared this insight during an interview with Eurogamer.
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Nolan's Fallout Distraction
In the interview, Jonathan Nolan mentioned that during the writing process of The Dark Knight Rises, he found himself immersed in Fallout 3. Describing his state as "in the mood for a distraction," Nolan confessed that his deep dive into the world of Fallout 3 could have played a role in any potential delay of the film's production. While there's no concrete evidence of an official delay for The Dark Knight Rises, Nolan's remarks suggest that the allure of Fallout 3 may have diverted his attention from co-writing duties.
The Appeal of the Fallout Universe
Nolan also discussed his fascination with the Fallout universe, praising its blend of darkness, violence, satire, and occasional levity. He expressed admiration for the game's ambition, noting that he had never encountered anything quite like it before. These comments shed light on Nolan's appreciation for the complexity and depth of the Fallout series, which likely contributed to his extensive gameplay.
As Nolan prepares to bring the Fallout universe to the small screen with the upcoming TV series, fans eagerly anticipate the debut on April 11, when all eight episodes will be available for streaming simultaneously.
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