Christopher Nolan has defended his decision to use modern English dialogue in his forthcoming epic The Odyssey.Speaking to the Los Angeles Times ahead of the film's release on July 17, the director explained his approach to adapting Homer's ancient Greek poem."I wanted an earthy narrative," Mr Nolan told the publication. "To me, it was a no-brainer."The filmmaker acknowledged the choice sparked considerable debate online after trailers revealed characters speaking in contemporary language with predominantly American accents. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say As screenwriter, Mr Nolan said he sought "language that has emotional not intellectual meaning to people," rather than attempting to replicate Homer's original words."I was maybe...
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