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Casting ‘The Odyssey’: How John Papsidera Built Christopher Nolan’s Epic Ensemble

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By Jacqueline Tynes Verified
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Photo Source: Melinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures Behind every Christopher Nolan epic lies a masterclass in casting—and his new mythic action feature “The Odyssey” is no exception. An adaptation of Homer’s classic saga, the film follows Odysseus (Matt Damon) on a perilous voyage home from the Trojan War while his son Telemachus (Tom Holland) and wife, Penelope (Anne Hathaway), fight off a ruthless onslaught of suitors.
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The CD Behind ‘Landman,’ ‘Wednesday’ + ‘Fallout’ on Casting Today's Biggest TV Worlds

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By Jacqueline Tynes Verified
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Photo Source: Hunter Hart John Papsidera’s 2026 TV lineup shows a veteran casting director comfortable in any genre, whether it’s neo-Western, video-game-inspired dystopia, or Gothic black comedy. The acclaimed CD helped build the casts for some of the year’s top Emmy contenders, from Taylor Sheridan’s rugged Paramount hits “Landman” and “The Madison” to the imaginative worlds of Prime Video’s “Fallout” and Netflix’s “Wednesday.” And that’s not all he is working on, either.
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How Diego Calva Grounded the New Villain of ‘The Night Manager’ Season 2

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By Jacqueline Tynes Verified
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Photo Source: Des Willie/Prime When Diego Calva logged on to Zoom for his chemistry read for the second season of David Farr’s “The Night Manager,” he had no idea he was about to meet with series lead Tom Hiddleston. What followed was an audition that not only won over director–executive producer Georgi Banks-Davies but also laid the groundwork for a deeply unconventional villain.
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