Robert Downey Jr. And Cillian Murphy Have Not Added Christopher Nolan In Oppenheimer Group Chat And You Can’t Blame Them

RDJ, Cillian Murphy, and Emily Blunt will not be adding Christopher Nolan to their Oppenheimer group chat any time soon.

Robert Downey Jr. And Cillian Murphy Have Not Added Christopher Nolan In Oppenheimer Group Chat And You Can't Blame Them

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  • As serious as the film Oppenheimer is, its ensemble of cast are as unserious and unhinged, often poking fun of their brilliant director.
  • Having created an iconic group chat called OppenHomies, RDJ, Cillian Murphy, and Emily Blunt have not included Christopher Nolan in it since he doesn't have a phone!
  • As funny and iconic as the name is, fans and netizens had some of the most hilarious reactions to hearing Nolan's lack of a smartphone.
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Christopher Nolan is an incredible filmmaker, a brilliant storyteller, an astonishing screenwriter, but a very peculiar gentleman. From his excessive love for Tea to repeating the same two outfits on set, Nolan is in a league of his own, so much so that even his Oppenheimer cast members cannot stop teasing him about it.

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Christopher Nolan in an interview | Screengrab from Youtube/BAFTA Guru
Christopher Nolan in an interview | Screengrab from Youtube/BAFTA Guru

While speaking to Vanity Fair about their highly praised and dominating-the-award-season film, Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, and Robert Downey Jr. got candid about their time on the set of a Nolan film and why they chose not to have the director, aka their boss, in an Oppenheimer group chat.

Also Read: Robert Downey Jr. Reveals Oppenheimer Has Been ‘Tragic’ for Christopher Nolan as Movie Becomes His Closest Shot at the Oscars

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Why Christopher Nolan Is Not Part Of The Oppenheimer Group Chat

The OppenHomies (image from Vanity Fair | X)
The OppenHomies (image from Vanity Fair | X)

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Christopher Nolan‘s Oppenheimer has been one of the most spectacular films of current times. As serious as the film’s narrative was, its cast members are just as unserious. Despite having almost a father-like relationship with Nolan and utmost respect for him, it doesn’t stop Robert Downey Jr., Emily Blunt, and Cillian Murphy from making fun of their esteemed director.

To regularly communicate, trade tea (the other kind that Nolan is probably not as fond of), and discuss strategies, the three have created an Oppenheimer group chat of all cast members called OppenHomies. However, Nolan doesn’t have the privilege of being part of such an explosive group because, as Blunt explains,

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“He doesn’t have a phone.”

While talking to Vanity Fair, the trio also talked about their time on set, debunking and approving the various rumors about Nolan’s sets. No extra chairs, no trailers to retreat, and no phones are rules that no one can break but it is also due to these unconventional protocols that keep the director’s ensemble of cast at the top of their game, all the time.

Also Read: “The regret she had…”: Emily Blunt Never Wanted To Be an Actor Due To Her Mother’s Past

Fans Had The Funniest Reactions To OppenHomies

Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. in Oppenheimer
Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. in a still from Oppenheimer

If you thought Oppenheimer was a blockbuster and an epic piece of the cinematic landscape, wait until you hear of OppenHomies, the Oppenheimer cast-only exclusive group chat of some of the biggest artists of Hollywood. Although the name might sound something like a 90’s sitcom special, OppenHomies is not a group to be reckoned with thanks to their dominating Award season spell so far.

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Having the likes of RDJ, Emily Blunt, and Cillian Murphy, the news of Christopher Nolan not being a part of the iconic group chat because he doesn’t have a phone was enough to trigger a series of some of the most hilarious and epic fan reactions.

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While the name in itself is epic, one can only imagine the conversations they’ll be having in the group chat for everyone knows Downey’s fondness for unique jargon and slang would directly contradict Murphy’s gullible aloofness from the world of social media.

Oppenheimer can be rented on Prime Video.

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