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The Odyssey is Nolan's most successful film with 1.1 billion dollars in revenue

The Odyssey is Nolan's most successful film with 1.1 billion dollars in revenue

The film The Odyssey has become director Christopher Nolan's most successful movie to date, grossing $1.1 billion worldwide. It surpasses the 2012 film The Dark Knight Rises, which previously held the record as his highest-grossing release.

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