<p>Los Angeles: Oscar winner Charlize Theron is the latest addition to the star cast of Christopher Nolan's upcoming untitled film.</p><p>Theron, 49, joins previously announced cast members Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong'o and Robert Pattinson, reported Variety.</p><p>The details of the Universal film remain under wraps and the theatrical release is slated for July 17, 2026. It will also mark the first collaboration for Theron and Nolan.</p>.Robert Pattinson joins cast of Christopher Nolan's next film.<p>Nolan wrote the script and is directing the film, which will be distributed by Universal Pictures.</p><p>The filmmaker is also backing the project alongside producing partner and wife, Emma Thomas, for their Syncopy banner.</p><p>Theron was last seen in 2023's action movie "Fast X", directed by Louis Leterrier.</p><p>This would be Nolan's first feature film after he won his maiden best director Oscar trophy for "Oppenheimer" (2023), the blockbuster biographical drama on the theoretical physicist who helped develop the first nuclear weapons during World War II.</p>
<p>Los Angeles: Oscar winner Charlize Theron is the latest addition to the star cast of Christopher Nolan's upcoming untitled film.</p><p>Theron, 49, joins previously announced cast members Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong'o and Robert Pattinson, reported Variety.</p><p>The details of the Universal film remain under wraps and the theatrical release is slated for July 17, 2026. It will also mark the first collaboration for Theron and Nolan.</p>.Robert Pattinson joins cast of Christopher Nolan's next film.<p>Nolan wrote the script and is directing the film, which will be distributed by Universal Pictures.</p><p>The filmmaker is also backing the project alongside producing partner and wife, Emma Thomas, for their Syncopy banner.</p><p>Theron was last seen in 2023's action movie "Fast X", directed by Louis Leterrier.</p><p>This would be Nolan's first feature film after he won his maiden best director Oscar trophy for "Oppenheimer" (2023), the blockbuster biographical drama on the theoretical physicist who helped develop the first nuclear weapons during World War II.</p>