‘Tenet’: I Read The Script More Times Than I Have Read Any Other Thing – Kenneth Branagh

British actor Kenneth Branagh has dished out details of the character he plays in Christopher Nolan‘s upcoming film Tenet, sharing about he had to read the screenplay several times.

'Tenet': I Read The Script More Times Than I Have Read Any Other Thing - Kenneth Branagh
Kenneth Branagh says the evolution of the film’s hero is not constant

Just like his co-star Robert Pattinson, Branagh was confused by the complex nature of the plot as he had no idea what has happening while they were filming it.

Branagh reveals that he had to read the screenplay for Tenet more times than he has read any other script before.

'Tenet': I Read The Script More Times Than I Have Read Any Other Thing - Kenneth Branagh
TENET movie poster

Speaking with Total Film via Syfy, he said:

I kid you not, I read this screenplay more times than I have ever read any other thing I have ever worked on. It was like doing the Times crossword puzzle everyday, I would imagine. Except the film and the screenplay didn’t you or need you to be an expert.”

'Tenet': I Read The Script More Times Than I Have Read Any Other Thing - Kenneth Branagh
Branagh
'Tenet': I Read The Script More Times Than I Have Read Any Other Thing - Kenneth Branagh
Christopher Nolan

When asked if he plays the antagonist in the movie, he replied:

Given the nature of it, as Chris to some extent sort of reinvents the wheel here, a lot of people start engaging with John David Washington’s character in both expected ways… so you might expect me to be an antagonist… but then the story doesn’t quite follow what you might expect as the story plays out.

In the playing of it, and in the scenes, he keeps upturning or playing forward and backward, our expectations of what the character should be.

So my conversations with Nolan about the character were constant because the character’s evolution was not set. It was a series of constant surprises.”

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