Waylon Wong
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282 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 10 Aug
Waylon Wong’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think that Christopher Nolan was like, my Odysseus is different.
He dialed down the...
the trickiness, the cunningness, and the humor part of Odysseus.
Because Odysseus in the poem, he's very smart and clever, but sometimes he comes off as just like a huge jerk.
Like he's just kind of like trolling people.
Like when he comes back to Ithaca in the poem, he even like leads his dad on, like his elderly father for a long time and like doesn't like let him know he's actually Odysseus.
It's like, why would you do this to your dad when you've been gone for 20 years?
You're like, is this guy just...
really mean and I think Christopher Nolan kind of discards that part of Odysseus and you see the cleverness when he's like figuring out how to like evade the Cyclops and that kind of thing but that he really is more interested in exploring the kind of regret and remorse of Odysseus and the kind of
you know tortured soul within Odysseus that's like I've done all these horrible things and I violated like the moral code of men and gods I want to go home but like am I being punished now do I need to atone for the terrible things I've done even as I'm trying to get home I think Christopher Nolan was like more interested in that question which is maybe why he cast right
I literally did not care.
Oh, no.
Can we talk about Circe for a second?
Because that sequence, I was like, oh, so now we've just entered a horror movie.
That was too scary.
So scary, but so well done.
I mean, that's cinema.
It was really scary, though.
No, I love it.
I mean, to your point earlier about how Nolan has developed this kind of repertory company, his like little troupe of traveling actors.
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