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How Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Made Its Monsters Real
Oscar-winning visual effects supervisor Andrew Jackson has revealed how Christopher Nolan's film 'The Odyssey' achieved its striking monsters. By blending practical puppetry, prosthetics, and stunts with digital effects, the production focused on putting real physical objects in front of the camera. Speaking at Italy's View Conference, Jackson highlighted creative solutions like a giant cable-suspended Cyclops puppet and actress Samantha Morton manually reshaping silicone faces for Circe's transformations.