Travis Scott's Sudden Entrance in 'The Odyssey' Trailer Sparks Curiosity, Revealing a Surprising Role for the Rapper.
A new trailer for Christopher Nolan's epic adaptation of Homer's "The Odyssey" has been released, revealing a surprise role for Grammy Award-nominated rapper Travis Scott. The minute-long preview premiered on Fox during the NFL AFC Championship game, and it showcases Scott preaching to a room full of soldiers about war, a man, and a trick to break the walls of Troy.
Scott appears about 20 seconds into the trailer, uttering the phrase "Burning," as he emphasizes the importance of sound in breaking down defenses. His involvement in the film has left many fans intrigued, especially given his previous collaborations with Nolan on musical projects, including the 2020 film "Tenet".
Nolan's first film since 2023's "Oppenheimer", "The Odyssey" boasts an impressive star-studded cast, featuring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Zendaya, and Charlize Theron. The film was shot entirely with IMAX cameras, a departure from Nolan's usual cinematography.
When asked about his varied creative interests in a recent cover story for Rolling Stone, Scott explained that he is drawn to different aspects of the arts and acknowledges the importance of collaboration. Despite not having an extensive acting resume like some of the other cast members, Scott expressed enthusiasm for working with others on projects outside of his comfort zone.
Travis Scott's addition to "The Odyssey" has sparked excitement among fans, and it will be interesting to see how he contributes to Nolan's adaptation of Homer's timeless classic.
A new trailer for Christopher Nolan's epic adaptation of Homer's "The Odyssey" has been released, revealing a surprise role for Grammy Award-nominated rapper Travis Scott. The minute-long preview premiered on Fox during the NFL AFC Championship game, and it showcases Scott preaching to a room full of soldiers about war, a man, and a trick to break the walls of Troy.
Scott appears about 20 seconds into the trailer, uttering the phrase "Burning," as he emphasizes the importance of sound in breaking down defenses. His involvement in the film has left many fans intrigued, especially given his previous collaborations with Nolan on musical projects, including the 2020 film "Tenet".
Nolan's first film since 2023's "Oppenheimer", "The Odyssey" boasts an impressive star-studded cast, featuring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Zendaya, and Charlize Theron. The film was shot entirely with IMAX cameras, a departure from Nolan's usual cinematography.
When asked about his varied creative interests in a recent cover story for Rolling Stone, Scott explained that he is drawn to different aspects of the arts and acknowledges the importance of collaboration. Despite not having an extensive acting resume like some of the other cast members, Scott expressed enthusiasm for working with others on projects outside of his comfort zone.
Travis Scott's addition to "The Odyssey" has sparked excitement among fans, and it will be interesting to see how he contributes to Nolan's adaptation of Homer's timeless classic.
. travis scott in the odyssey? sounds like a publicity stunt to me 
. nolan's done great work before but i need some convincing on this one. what's his role again? just preaching to soldiers about war and stuff? doesn't seem too challenging for the guy who did 'astroworld' 
. also, why no trailer for 10 years after 'oppenheimer'? seems suspiciously timed with scott's new album release 
. need more info before i'm buying into this 
I mean, I've seen him perform at festivals but not in an epic movie with IMAX cameras... that's next level fam 
. Nolan's got some great collaborations lined up for this film and I'm curious to see how it all comes together. Can you imagine Travis Scott's energy bringing Troy to life on the big screen? 
nolan's always known 4 pushin boundaries w/ music & cinema so maybe this'll b a sick collab tho 
- hope he doesn't make Troy look more epic than the apocalypse 