
Cillian Murphy recently appeared on CBS' '60 Minutes' to discuss his involvement in the awards campaign for the film 'Oppenheimer,' directed by Christopher Nolan. During the interview, Murphy showcased his copy of the screenplay, which is printed on red paper with black ink to prevent photocopying. The script also features a touching note from Nolan on the title page expressing his excitement to see Murphy take on a leading role.
Murphy and Nolan have a longstanding professional relationship that dates back almost two decades and includes collaborations on six films, such as the Batman trilogy, 'Inception,' 'Dunkirk,' and now 'Oppenheimer.' Despite appearing in previous Nolan films, it wasn't until 'Oppenheimer' that Murphy had the opportunity to lead a project directed by Nolan.