Robert Downey Jr named Christopher Nolan's best film

Robert Downey Jr And Christopher Nolan appeared in a new video interview with WIRED. In the video, both answered questions about themselves that fans often google. Also, Downey Jr. was asked to name Nolan's best film - and he called "Oppenheimer». He noted that this answer is logical for the promotional campaign of the new film, but he really thinks so. In his opinion, the new picture has become the quintessence of Nolan's work.

We also provide the answers of both to some other questions.

Christopher Nolan

• Why doesn't he use computer graphics? Because it's too safe and the threat doesn't feel as real on camera.
• Why is he filming? Because the film shows the world as close as possible to how the human eye sees it.
• Where does he get ideas? Anywhere. He wanted to make a film about Oppenheimer for a long time, but he lacked the knowledge. And then came the book "American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer" - she was the impetus for the creation.
• How did he become a director? Picking up his father's camera when he was 7 years old.
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• Does he make storyboards? Only when absolutely necessary for the team.
• Does he have social media accounts? No.
• Who are his inspirations? Ridley Scott, Stanley Kubrick, Terrence Malick, Nicolas Roeg and many more, to name a few.

Robert Downey Jr

• Does he do his own stunts? Yes, but tends to reduce their number every year.
• What are his hobbies? Eco-restoration of classic cars.
• Is he a vegan? No, he is a vegetarian, but sometimes he can eat fish.
• What was his first job? A sales clerk at a shoe store, where he was fired after 10 shifts.
• What kind of music does he listen to? Everything from Prokofiev to Sleaford Mods.