Before the James Bond franchise sealed the deal with Amazon MGM Studios, many esteemed studios and filmmakers were prying for the rights, including Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan.  The franchise’s rights were with long-time producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson.

Christopher Nolan has never hidden his admiration for James Bond. The Dark Knight director has often cited Bond films, particularly On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969), as a major influence on his work. Many fans and critics speculated that his 2020 film Tenet was Nolan’s way of auditioning to direct a Bond film.

Discover why the GOAT Christopher Nolan was rejected from directing a James Bond film by Barbara Broccoli and fans reaction to the news.

Christopher Nolan directing a James Bond film should have been a no-brainer. The Oscar-winning filmmaker has long expressed his admiration for the franchise, and his cinematic style, intricate storytelling,

Christopher Nolan reportedly walked away from talks to direct a James Bond movie over not being allowed final cut by producers.

There are few movie franchises with the allure like the James Bond franchise, so much so that its list of almost directors is a sight to behold

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. According to Variety's new report into the news that Bond would be transferring over to Amazon MGM Studios,

Amid speculation that Amazon may decide to go with a Bond TV series, Variety reported that a new Bond film is still the “top priority.” As for what’s next, Amazon will alleg

A new report confirms why Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan hasn't directed an entry in the James Bond film series.