Christopher Nolan Chooses Universal Over Warner Bros. for Next Film

Despite a seven-figure offer from Warner Bros., Nolan remains with Universal for his upcoming project starring Matt Damon.

Christopher Nolan declined a substantial financial offer from Warner Bros. to return and instead committed to Universal for his next movie.
Warner Bros. attempted to mend their relationship with Nolan by reimbursing fees he waived for the theatrical release of 'Tenet' during the pandemic.
Nolan's decision to leave Warner Bros. was influenced by their simultaneous streaming release strategy, which he criticized.
His upcoming film with Universal is expected to feature Matt Damon and is slated for an IMAX release in July 2026.
Nolan's recent success with 'Oppenheimer' at Universal, which grossed nearly $1 billion, solidified his decision to continue working with the studio.