With Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan arguably crafted the most successful film of his career. The blockbuster historical epic earned nearly $1 billion at the box office before going on to win seven Academy Awards,

Christopher Nolan has set his next film, his follow-up to Oppenheimer. The Universal movie will star Matt Damon and be released in July 2026.

Christopher Nolan's next movie has landed at Universal Pictures, with Matt Damon in talks to star, and the studio is eyeing a July 2026 release date.

Christopher Nolan is lining up his next film for Universal, which is set to star Matt Damon and be released in the summer of 2026.

Director Christopher Nolan's next movie featuring Matt Damon will be released on July 17, 2026, Hollywood-based media reports claimed. The film's production is beleived to begin in early 2025, reports said, although there was no information on the plot.

The collaboration between Christopher Nolan and Universal Pictures will continue with Nolan’s next movie following the massive critical and commercial success of their first joint venture, Oppenheimer (2023).

Christopher Nolan is returning to Universal for his next film. Matt Damon, who appeared in “Oppenheimer,” is in talks to star in the Nolan-written film. Nolan will produce with Emma Thomas under their Syncopy banner.

Nolan’s next project has reportedly been dated for July 17, 2026, with fellow Oscar winner Matt Damon in talks to star and reunite with the director for a third time, per Deadline’s Justin Kroll. As is typical with Nolan films, this next project will reportedly feature an IMAX release, per Deadline.

Christopher Nolan is re-teaming with Universal for his next film, and the July 2026 release could star Oppenheimer's Matt Damon.

Christopher Nolan is setting up his next movie at his Oppenheimer studio, Universal. The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed Matt Damon is also in talks to star in the feature, which has a release date of July 17th,