Los Angeles, Nov. 14 -- Hollywood actor Matt Damon has revealed an unusual filmmaking rule followed by director Christopher Nolan on the sets of 'The Odyssey', saying the filmmaker does not allow actors to re-record their dialogue during post-production, making the shooting process particularly challenging, according to People.

Damon, 56, shared insights into Nolan's filmmaking approach during a special screening of 'The Odyssey' and a conversation about the film's behind-the-scenes production in Universal City, California, on Tuesday, November 10. During the event, he spoke with sound designer Willie D. Burton, who has worked with Nolan since 'Tenet' (2020).

Highlighting the unusual experience of completing the film without re-recordin...