KENNETH BRANAGH
Was landing a role in Tenet a secrecyshrouded process?
It doesn’t feel like it’s shrouded in secrecy, but, in fact, it is. It was as simple as Christopher ringing me up, and saying, “Look, we have this film that we imagine you might not be. We were in prep for . I talked to my bosses, to make sure that it could work logistically. The next evening, Christopher came to see me, and delivered the script by hand, as he had done also with . It’s funny: you get an international master artistic brainiac and a mailman all in one.
