Before we start, I have to admit to a personal bias that may color this story: I’ve been a fan of Guy Pearce since first seeing him in 1997’s L.A. Confidential. So knowing that he’s been popping up on the 2024 movie schedule in movies like The Convert and The Brutalist has pleased my cinephile heart to no end.

"There was an executive at Warner Bros. who quite openly said to my agent, ‘I don’t get Guy Pearce. I’m never going to get Guy Pearce. I’m never going to employ Guy Pearce.’"

Clearly, that hater WB exec did not much appreciate Pearce’s work in Memento. And who knows where that person is today, or whether they’re still blocking Pearce’s opportunities. We do know that Christopher Nolan is not still at Warner Bros., so perhaps, as Pearce put it to jokingly end the VF interview, “now my time has come!”

Pearce, who collaborated with Nolan on 2000 film “ Memento ,” told Variety during the “Awards Circuit” podcast that Nolan is akin to another auteur, Stanley Kubrick.

Guy Pearce revealed in a new interview with Vanity Fair that he was blocked from starring in Christopher Nolan movies after 2000's "Memento" because a Warner Bros. executive just didn't like his acting.

Guy Pearce was Christopher Nolan’s first choice for the character of Ra’s Al Ghul in Batman Begins, but for some reasons Liam Neeson ended up getting the role.The actor recently

A similar instance took place with Guy Pearce, who claims a Warner Bros. executive was the reason that ended his collaboration with Christopher Nolan after Memento. Here is how. Gur Pearce's future with Christopher Nolan went for a no show for Warner Bros.

After starring in Christopher Nolan's Memento, Guy Pearce says a Warner Bros executive blocked him from the director's other movies. The post Guy Pearce says a Warner Bros executive blocked him from appearing in Christopher Nolan movies after Memento appeared first on JoBlo.