Coming off the billion dollar box office hit about the Manhattan project and cosmic regret, Oppenheimer, everyone’s wondering what director Christopher Nolan’s next movie will be. Details are scarce, though. In fact, all anyone seems to know is that it’s coming out in 2026 and might star Matt Damon.

The collaboration between Christopher Nolan and Universal Pictures will continue with Nolan’s next movie following the massive critical and commercial success of their first joint venture, Oppenheimer (2023).

Plot details are still a mystery, but Christopher Nolan's (The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Tenet) next feature has set a 2026 release date, and Matt Damon is in talks to

Christopher Nolan teaming up with Universal for new film after his Oscar-winning blockbuster Oppenheimer. Check out more details.

Christopher Nolan is returning to Universal for his next film. Matt Damon, who appeared in "Oppenheimer," is in talks to star.

Christopher Nolan is staying put at Universal, with the filmmaker setting his next film at his Oppenheimer studio. His Oppenheimer supporting player Matt Damon is also in talks to star in the feature, which has a release date of July 17, 2026, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

EXCLUSIVE: After sweeping the Oscars with his smash hit Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan looks to be returning to the studio that helped him win those Oscars, and he’s bringing along one of his A-list stars to lead the ensemble.

Christopher Nolan is sticking with Universal, TheWrap has learned. Nolan's next film, reportedly set to star Matt Damon, will be released by Universal, which released his Oscar-winning powerhouse "Oppenheimer.