The release of Tenet, the new film by Christopher Nolan, has been postponed for the second time. The action thriller is now scheduled for August 12, writes The Hollywood Reporter Thursday evening.
The film was initially due to release in the Netherlands on July 16 and a day later in the United States, but its release was delayed by two weeks because Warner Bros. hopes more cinemas will open in the United States by the end of July.
“Warner Bros. will Tenet show to the public when it is safe to do so, “a studio spokesman said in a statement.” At this point, we need to bend with the circumstances. “
The main roles Tenet are played by John David Washington and Robert Pattinson, among others.
The postponement until August 12 applies to the United States, but is also expected to apply to the Netherlands. It seems that also the release of Disney’s movie Mulan, scheduled for July 24 is delayed.
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