Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://bcad.org/video/?vid=MLb6TP2eh7W Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Emily Wilson Called Odysseus Problematic — And Nolan Built His Entire Film on Her Translation [bvpUK4ZwR5b] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT Emily Wilson has stated on record — in interviews and in the preface of her own translation — that Odysseus, the hero of the poem, is "problematic." Matt Walsh describes her as a disappointed 26-year-old gender studies grad scrolling through posts she doesn't like. The New Yorker reported that Wilson chose the word "complicated" for her opening line, hoping also to convey the sense of "problematic." The moment Christopher Nolan saw that, Walsh argues, he should have ensured she had nothing to do with his film. Instead he built his entire adaptation on her translation. Follow for more Daily Wire clips. #DailyWire #MattWalsh #TheOdyssey #Homer #PaidPartner OCt1reR5UFK 73Aq4ORZVIE odJhG5l9Ig4 DRKoFNj8bcW udNMnG8WODR e2WPj1hoW5t h7G5Nny8gmw
Emily Wilson has stated on record — in interviews and in the preface of her own translation — that Odysseus, the hero of the poem, is "problematic." Matt Walsh describes her as a disappointed 26-year-old gender studies grad scrolling through posts she doesn't like. The New Yorker reported that Wilson chose the word "complicated" for her opening line, hoping also to convey the sense of "problematic." The moment Christopher Nolan saw that, Walsh argues, he should have ensured she had nothing to do with his film. Instead he built his entire adaptation on her translation. Follow for more Daily Wire clips. #DailyWire #MattWalsh #TheOdyssey #Homer #PaidPartner OCt1reR5UFK 73Aq4ORZVIE odJhG5l9Ig4 DRKoFNj8bcW udNMnG8WODR e2WPj1hoW5t h7G5Nny8gmw