Where to Watch ‘The Making of Odyssey’? Streaming Options for Behind the Scenes of Christopher Nolan’s 2026 Hit

Published 07/30/2026, 6:43 PM EDT

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Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has emerged as one of the major cinematic successes of 2026, receiving critical acclaim for its ambitious retelling of Homer’s epic poem. Fans have also been eager to see how Nolan and his team brought the massive production to life, after the film’s record-breaking theatrical run. Hence, The Making of The Odyssey was released, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process. 

Now that the behind-the-scenes feature has been released, many viewers are wondering where they can watch the documentary and what streaming options are available.  

The Making of The Odyssey’s streaming options explained

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The Making of The Odyssey is now available on Peacock and Apple TV+, offering fans their first peek behind the curtain of Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated 2026 blockbuster. The 23-minute feature examines the film’s ambitious production, creative process and large-scale filmmaking. The special also offers access to select Peacock and Apple TV+ bundle plans, giving viewers an easier way to explore the making of one of the year’s biggest blockbusters. 

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If you want to stream The Making of The Odyssey, Peacock offers a few subscription options. The service’s Premium plan, which includes access to Peacock Originals, costs $10.99 per month, while a $16.99-per-month Premium Plus plan offers an ad-free experience and other perks. Peacock also offers a Select plan for $7.99/month, but Originals are not included, so you will need to opt for Premium or Premium Plus to see the behind-the-scenes feature. 

Apple TV+ costs ₹99 per month with a seven-day free trial for new users. Eligible iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV 4K purchases also come with the option to get three months of Apple TV+ free. It is part of the Apple One subscription bundle, which bundles a range of Apple services into a single plan. Students on an active Apple Music Student subscription are also eligible to receive Apple TV+ as part of their membership with no additional charge. 

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Beyond showcasing the technical achievements behind the film, the documentary also offers an in-depth look at the creative journey that brought Homer's timeless epic to life. 

What is The Making of The Odyssey about?

The Making of The Odyssey takes you behind the scenes of Christopher Nolan’s epic adaptation. It explores how the cast and crew brought Homer’s story to the big screen as one of the biggest movies of 2026, and redefined cinematic boundaries. The feature further takes a look at the film's ambitious production, practical effects, large-scale set pieces and creative decisions, along with exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes footage that reveals the filmmaking process.

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The Making of The Odyssey provides fans with an exclusive look at how Nolan’s ambitious vision was brought to the screen, offering an exclusive insight into the filmmaking process behind the blockbuster. The feature is now streaming on Peacock, so subscribers can watch behind the scenes of the production’s practical effects, massive sets and creative decisions. For anyone interested in The Making of The Odyssey, the behind-the-scenes special is a worthwhile companion to the film. 

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Are you planning to watch The Making of The Odyssey to see how Christopher Nolan brought Homer's epic to life? 

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Bias Sinha

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Bias Sinha is an entertainment writer at Netflix Junkie, where she dives into Hollywood and all things celebrity culture with a sharp, timely lens. Previously, she covered pop culture and wrote on NBA for The Times of India. With a double Master’s degree in English and Education, and over 7 years of experience across creative writing, editing, proofreading, and academic content, she blends structure with storytelling ease.

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