22 Years Later, the Greek Epic Christopher Nolan Almost Directed Is Finally Coming to Streaming
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Wolfgang Petersen’s 2004 Greek epic *Troy* will begin streaming on Peacock in the United States on 1 August, amid renewed interest in screen adaptations of Greek mythology following Christopher Nolan’s *The Odyssey*. The article highlights the film’s unusual production history, noting that Nolan was briefly attached to direct it before Petersen returned to the project.
Nolan was hired after Petersen left *Troy* to develop a Batman-versus-Superman film for Warner Bros., but Petersen resumed directing when that superhero project collapsed. Nolan instead directed *Batman Begins*, while *Troy* became the highest-grossing film based on a Greek epic; it is already available on HBO Max in some international markets. Peacock will also add *Clash of the Titans* and *Wrath of the Titans* on the same date.
- *Troy* arrives on Peacock in the US on 1 August.
- Christopher Nolan was once attached to direct the 2004 film.
- Renewed interest in Greek myths is boosting older adaptations.
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