India, July 24 -- Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has grossed over $300 million worldwide in its first week and is on course to become one of the most successful historical epics of all time. However, at least the entity associated with the film has not allegedly seen its share of this windfall. Owners of a Viking longship replica used in the Hollywood blockbuster have alleged that the filmmakers used their vessel and returned it damaged, and have since failed to foot the bill for repairs, as promised.

The Guardian reported that the Vikingaleden association, a nonprofit that owns several Viking longship replicas, had loaned the warship Glad av Gillberga to the production of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey. Peter Olausson, chair of the Vi...