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The Nolan Variations: The Movies, Mysteries, and Marvels of Christopher Nolan
An in-depth look at, and written in collaboration with, the man considered to be the most profound, and commercially successful director at work today - a franchise unto himself - whose deeply personal million-dollar blockbuster movies - The Dark Knight (2008), Inception (2010), Dunkirk (2017) among them - have earned more than $4.7 billion worldwide: His work, his influences, his vision, his enigmatic childhood past, and much more.
A rare, intimate portrait of Christopher Nolan with the full cooperation of Nolan himself who opened up more fully than ever before in his talks with Tom Shone. In chapters structured by themes and motifs (”Time”; “Chaos”), Shone writes of Nolan’s thoughts on movies, on plots; on time, identity, perception, chaos, daydreams. Here is Nolan on the evolution of his pictures, and the writers, artists, directors, and thinkers who have inspired and informed his films. To write the book, Tom Shone, who has known Nolan for more than two decades and who spent months with the director, was given unprecedented access to Nolan’s notes, scripts, storyboards, and artwork.
In this riveting portrait of an artist, Shone deftly navigates Nolan’s themes, influences, and working methods (both in writing and directing). Here is his dislocated, trans-Atlantic childhood (”It makes you feel very differently about the concept of “home’”)…how he dreamed up the plot of Inception lying awake one night in his dorm (”I prized the imaginative space of listening to music in the dark, thinking about things, imagining things, films, stories”)…his color-blindness and its effect on Memento (”People are fascinated by other people’s perception of the world and the way in which it differs”)…his obsession with puzzles and optical illusions…and much, much more.
“This is the book for which Christopher Nolan’s many admirers have long been waiting … Shone sat with Nolan for numerous conversations over three years, producing what is almost a coauthored exploration of Nolan’s creative process, his extensive influences, and his films … Shone seamlessly weaves these conversations within a narrative that stretches from Nolan’s formative boarding school days in England to the evolution of his career and work … a thoroughly entertaining and fascinating portrait. For the foreseeable future, this is the definitive word on Nolan and a must for film buffs.” (Library Journal starred review)
“Drawing on interviews conducted over three years, film critic Shone shines a light on Christopher Nolan, who has ‘long perfected the art of talking about his films while giving away nothing about himself.’ Shone devotes a chapter to each of Nolan’s films [and] provides thoughtful context for Nolan’s commentary.” (Publishers Weekly)
“An up-close and personal look at one of Hollywood’s most successful directors … unique access to the ‘most successful filmmaker to come out of the British Isles since Alfred Hitchcock.’ This erudite book is packed with extensive, expansive discussions about Nolan’s films, all written or co-written by the director; insight into what he was trying to accomplish with each film; methodologies; and the movies, directors, books, art, architecture, and music that influenced him … revealing … invaluable.” (Kirkus starred review)
An in-depth look at, and written in collaboration with, the man considered to be the most profound, and commercially successful director at work today - a franchise unto himself - whose deeply personal million-dollar blockbuster movies - The Dark Knight (2008), Inception (2010), Dunkirk (2017) among them - have earned more than $4.7 billion worldwide: His work, his influences, his vision, his enigmatic childhood past, and much more.
A rare, intimate portrait of Christopher Nolan with the full cooperation of Nolan himself who opened up more fully than ever before in his talks with Tom Shone. In chapters structured by themes and motifs (”Time”; “Chaos”), Shone writes of Nolan’s thoughts on movies, on plots; on time, identity, perception, chaos, daydreams. Here is Nolan on the evolution of his pictures, and the writers, artists, directors, and thinkers who have inspired and informed his films. To write the book, Tom Shone, who has known Nolan for more than two decades and who spent months with the director, was given unprecedented access to Nolan’s notes, scripts, storyboards, and artwork.
In this riveting portrait of an artist, Shone deftly navigates Nolan’s themes, influences, and working methods (both in writing and directing). Here is his dislocated, trans-Atlantic childhood (”It makes you feel very differently about the concept of “home’”)…how he dreamed up the plot of Inception lying awake one night in his dorm (”I prized the imaginative space of listening to music in the dark, thinking about things, imagining things, films, stories”)…his color-blindness and its effect on Memento (”People are fascinated by other people’s perception of the world and the way in which it differs”)…his obsession with puzzles and optical illusions…and much, much more.
“This is the book for which Christopher Nolan’s many admirers have long been waiting … Shone sat with Nolan for numerous conversations over three years, producing what is almost a coauthored exploration of Nolan’s creative process, his extensive influences, and his films … Shone seamlessly weaves these conversations within a narrative that stretches from Nolan’s formative boarding school days in England to the evolution of his career and work … a thoroughly entertaining and fascinating portrait. For the foreseeable future, this is the definitive word on Nolan and a must for film buffs.” (Library Journal starred review)
“Drawing on interviews conducted over three years, film critic Shone shines a light on Christopher Nolan, who has ‘long perfected the art of talking about his films while giving away nothing about himself.’ Shone devotes a chapter to each of Nolan’s films [and] provides thoughtful context for Nolan’s commentary.” (Publishers Weekly)
“An up-close and personal look at one of Hollywood’s most successful directors … unique access to the ‘most successful filmmaker to come out of the British Isles since Alfred Hitchcock.’ This erudite book is packed with extensive, expansive discussions about Nolan’s films, all written or co-written by the director; insight into what he was trying to accomplish with each film; methodologies; and the movies, directors, books, art, architecture, and music that influenced him … revealing … invaluable.” (Kirkus starred review)