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Christopher Nolan was rejected from film school as a teen. Today, the Oscar-winning director behind ‘The Odyssey’ is worth $250 million

fm-term-meta-233910339-mutual-fund | FORTUNE · 1d ago
Christopher Nolan was rejected from film school as a teen. Today, the Oscar-winning director behind ‘The Odyssey’ is worth $250 million

Before Christopher Nolan became one of Hollywood’s most successful directors, he faced rejection: 'Film school didn’t want me.'

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