Christoper Nolan 2017 Movie 'Dunkirk' Based From WWII?; Film Details Released!

Christoper Nolan will be directing an upcoming movie titled "Dunkirk" that will allegedly feature events from World War II and will be shown in 2017.

It was reported that the director will showcase his original screenplay for the new project together with his wife, Emma Thomas as the film producer.

President of Creative Development and Worldwide Production, Greg Silverman said that, "We are thrilled to be continuing our collaboration with Christopher Nolan, a singular filmmaker who has created some of the most critically acclaimed and commercially successful films of all time," according to Variety.

"Dunkirk" will be based on a "powerful" plot of Operation Dynamo, the evacuation journey of the British Expeditionary Force along with the Allied soldiers in May to June 1940 from the French port.

Christoper Nolan's 2017 movie was first announced by the current Mayor of Dunkirk, Patrice Vergriete that the filming will start in June 2016. He also called the formers as "a world famous director," according to /Film.

There were reports that the director together with his brother, Jonathan has been allegedly secretly checking potential filming locations in France for the upcoming movie.

Warner Bros. announced on Monday that the film's cast will include stars such as Tom Hardy, Mark Rylance, Kenneth Branagh and several unidentified actors to participate.

Rylance was a Golden Globe nominee for "Bridge of Spies," while Hardy starred for "The Revenant" and Branagh acted for Disney's "Cinderella."|

Christoper Nolan's 2017 movie will be filmed using a mixture of IMAX 65mm and 65mm large format to produce the highest picture quality, which was also used for "The Dark Knight" and his 2014 science-fiction film "Interstellar." The latter project was reported to be his lowest grossing film after ten years.

Warner Bros. announced that "Dunkirk" will hit theaters on July 21, 2017, a movie that will tell a story based on the World War II events, according to The Wall Street Journal.