Christopher Nolan crashed real plane for ‘Tenet’ — since it was cheaper than CGI
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nypost.comHere’s hoping they filmed it in one take. Christopher Nolan recently crashed an actual Boeing 747 while shooting his upcoming spy thriller “Tenet” because it was reportedly easier than computer generated effects. “It was a very exciting thing to be a part of,” the “Dark Knight” director, 49, tells Total Film of the thrilling sequence, which involves a jet plowing into an airplane hanger.
Nolan had originally planned to use miniatures and visual effects to achieve the high-flying feat but changed his mind after discovering some old planes while location scouting in Victorville, California.
After running the numbers he decided “it would actually be more efficient to buy a real plane of the real size, and perform this sequence for real in
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