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Watch The Odyssey Cast & Nolan’s Paris Video Club

Sometimes, the most profound connections are forged not on a red carpet, but amidst the dusty relics of old cinema. This is the kind of shared passion that turns a simple visit to an antique video store in Paris into an unforgettable cinematic pilgrimage.

The star-studded cast of The Odyssey recently brought this concept to life, debuting a promotional visit to a Parisian Video Club. But they didn’t just stop by; they turned the location into a sprawling celebration of movie fandom, inviting some of Hollywood’s most beloved names to gather for an evening of pure cinematic appreciation.

Typically, these visits feature a single filmmaker and their collaborators. However, for this particular tour, the team managed to assemble an extraordinary group: Christopher Nolan, Tom Holland, Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, and Charlize Theron. The result was a delightful collision of cinematic giants eager to share what they love most.

The discussion quickly spiraled into a wonderfully geeky session, where the collective history of their favorite films provided the roadmap. One highlight involved a deep dive into classic action and adventure, with Charlize Theron revealing her adoration for the original 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. Meanwhile, Lupita Nyong’o offered insights into cinematic legends like Jackie Chan, while the group discovered a shared love for Pixar’s whimsical world, specifically discussing the magic of Coco with Zendaya and Theron.

The conversation also touched upon powerful storytelling and dramatic performances. Anne Hathaway took the floor to champion classic comedies like My Cousin Vinny, while reflections on impactful dramas, such as The Impossible and films like Primal Fear featuring Edward Norton, provided rich context for their shared cinematic landscape.

Adding another layer of joy, the group also explored epics like Avatar>, proving that regardless of genre or era, the pursuit of great storytelling remains universally appealing. The collective enthusiasm for film history and character depth made the hour-long visit a genuine must-watch for movie enthusiasts of all ages.