Tenet from director Christopher Nolan has been delayed indefinitely
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dailymail.co.ukChristopher Nolan's Tenet has been delayed indefinitely.The hotly-anticipated $200 million movie was originally supposed to be released on July 17, but due to the coronavirus pandemic the movie was delayed until July 31, before last month saw it pushed back a second time to August 12.And now, Tenet has been delayed for a third time, this time with no new release date confirmed as of the time of writing.
On hold:Tenet starring Robert Pattinson and John David Washington from director Christopher Nolan has been delayed indefinitely An action-packed film: Here Washington is seen with co-starElizabeth Debicki on a boatWarner Bros.
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