Christopher Nolan
British-American filmmaker (born 1970)
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Videos Mentioning Christopher Nolan
“Stop speaking in code”
Chris Williamson
Referenced as an analogy (seven-step inception-like redundancy) in discussing social tactics and manipulation.
All Things Sleep Continued — Melatonin, Insomnia, Sleep & Sex, Lucid Dreaming, & More | Matt Walker
Tim Ferriss
The film director of 'Inception,' who consulted sleep researchers for the film's concepts.
Cal And Jamie Explain The Internet | Atomic Bombs, Bari Weiss, And Inscrutable TikToks
Cal Newport
Director who recreated a nuclear weapon explosion without CGI for his film 'Oppenheimer', known for favoring practical effects and avoiding email/social media.
E161: US strikes Houthis, market instability, Q1 rate cuts in doubt, Carta's major mishap, DEI
All-In Podcast
A film director whose film Dunkirk received blowback for lacking diversity, despite its historical focus.
Thomas Tull: From Batman Dark Knight Trilogy to AI and The Rolling Stones | Lex Fridman Podcast #259
Lex Fridman
One of the greatest filmmakers of all time, with whom Thomas Tull had the opportunity to make five movies early in Legendary's history.
E139: Recapping Chamath's wedding, VC surplus, unions vs Hollywood, room-temp superconductors & more
All-In Podcast
A filmmaker mentioned as an example of someone who likely put in extensive hours to achieve success.
Ep. 259: The Four-Hour Work Day
Cal Newport
Acclaimed film director known for analog filmmaking methods, including not using email or smartphones.
B.J. Novak Interview (Full Episode) | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)
Tim Ferriss
Director whose films (like 'Memento' and 'Inception') BJ Novak finds cold, formal, and unpleasurable, despite their acclaim.
The Doomsday Machine: A Conversation with Carl Robichaud (Episode #330)
Sam Harris
The director of the film Oppenheimer, whose work is lauded for making the problem of nuclear weapons unignorable to millions of people.
E110: 2023 Bestie Predictions!
All-In Podcast
Director of Oppenheimer, Dunkirk, Inception, Memento, and Tenet, praised for his work but criticized for Tenet being too confusing.