Christopher Nolan is developing a large-scale Hollywood adaptation of Homer’s “The Odyssey,” drawing on multiple countries for the project, according to reporting that describes the effort as an “epic” undertaking. The coverage frames Nolan as a filmmaker who regularly takes on expanding ambitions in production and storytelling, and who continues to seek broader ways to use cinematic form, visuals, and audience experience. The articles characterize the project as involving a six-country international production approach, though specific locations and timelines are not detailed in the provided excerpts. One outlet cites an AP dateline, indicating that information about the plan is being circulated through major international entertainment reporting channels. Overall, the sources agree on the central point: Nolan is pursuing a big-budget, large-scale adaptation of “The Odyssey,” with an international, multi-country scope designed to support the scale of the story on screen.