Jonathan Nolan, the chief producer and director of Prime Video’s Fallout TV sequence, has mentioned he performed a lot Fallout 3 that it may need led to a delay within the big-budget Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises. He co-wrote the film along with his brother Christopher Nolan.
Chatting with Eurogamer, Jonathan Nolan mentioned he was “within the temper for a distraction” and turned to Fallout 3. “I feel Chris had tasked me with writing The Dark Knight Rises and so if that film was barely delayed, it was most likely partly due to Fallout 3,” he mentioned.
For what it is price, it is not instantly clear if The Dark Knight Rises was certainly ever delayed. Even when a delay wasn’t introduced publicly, the movie may have been delayed internally. Given how gripping and engrossing Bethesda’s Fallout video games could be, it is not stunning to be taught that Nolan acquired sucked in and spent a lot time enjoying Fallout 3 as a substitute of co-writing the film.
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Additionally within the interview, Nolan mentioned what he enjoys a lot concerning the Fallout universe. “It is darkish, violent, nevertheless it’s additionally satirical and in some locations virtually goofy. It is all these superb issues in a single. It is a actually formidable sport, and I’ve by no means actually skilled something fairly prefer it,” he mentioned.
The Fallout TV sequence debuts on April 11, which is when all eight episodes will drop on the similar time. For extra, take a look at GameSpot’s rundown of every thing it’s essential know concerning the Fallout TV present and how you can watch the Fallout TV present.