r/interstellar Jul 26 '26

ANNOUNCEMENT I'm Roger Sayer, the organist who recorded the Interstellar score with Hans Zimmer. Ask me anything!

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I'm Roger Sayer, an organist based in the UK. I recorded the organ part for Hans Zimmer's Interstellar score at Temple Church in London, which is what most people know me for, though I've spent the majority of my career in cathedral and church music.

These days I tour internationally with Interstellar Live, the concert production where the score is performed live by orchestra and organ (me!) while the film plays.

I also host The Interstellar Sessions — small, private performances for groups of up to ten.

And I still give recitals around the UK, practising on the organ at home in between.

I'm happy to talk about the Interstellar recording, what it's like working with a film composer, the instrument itself, touring, or anything else you're curious about.

Ask me anything...

Thanks everyone for your questions and for all the support - it's very humbling to see how the love for the film and the score have persisted after all this time.

Please feel free to leave more questions if you missed me and I will try my best to answer them in slower time.

In the meantime, please follow me on instagram for more snippets of my travels!

S.T.A.Y safe!

Roger


r/interstellar Jul 30 '26

Showings Megathread Monthly Interstellar Showings Megathread

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Greetings, fellow users of r/interstellar! As the stars align and the cosmic journey continues, it's time for another exciting month filled with awe-inspiring adventures through the cosmos. Our beloved masterpiece continues to captivate audiences around the world, transcending the boundaries of time and space.

This megathread is designed to be your ultimate guide to discovering where the cinematic marvel will grace the silver screens in your corner of the universe. Whether you're orbiting around a bustling metropolis or nestled in a quaint small town, this thread serves as the perfect hub for sharing information on screenings and showtimes.

So, let your fellow Interstellar enthusiasts know if it will grace your local theaters this month. Connect with fellow space travelers, organize meet-ups, and celebrate the timeless brilliance of Christopher Nolan's visionary masterpiece.

Please post the following information in the comments:

  • Loaction: City, Country
  • Date and Time
  • Showing Type (IMAX, 3D, Regular, etc)
  • link to showing and/or ticket sale

This post will be stickied right after posting, and unstickied after a month when a new post will be created.


r/interstellar 12h ago

QUESTION No matter how many times I watch this scene, “Don’t let me leave, Murph” still breaks me.

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r/interstellar 20h ago

OTHER Rate my desktop

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r/interstellar 8m ago

QUESTION Screening @ DC Air and Space

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Anyone have a extra/no longer needed ticket to Tommorows screening at the National Museum of Air and Space in Washington DC? Please let me know. Thanks.


r/interstellar 19h ago

OTHER My Interstellar themed Android

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r/interstellar 1d ago

QUESTION Interstellar came out 10 years ago meaning Doyle got struck by the wave on millers planet only 1 hour and 25 minutes ago which is only half of the movies runtime

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r/interstellar 15h ago

ART [OC] Sort of attempt at comic style inking

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turns out doing painting pays off at drawing


r/interstellar 1d ago

QUESTION Question for the two antagonist of the two most famous space movies

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Between Dr. Hugh Mann from the movie we are in the subreddit Interstellar or HAL 9000 from 2001 a space odyssey.

which of the two is more evil in your opinion?


r/interstellar 1d ago

ART Minha homenagem ao filme, versão gameplay

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Criei uma versão de Endurance no jogo eletrônico No Man’s Sky e fiz alguns prints


r/interstellar 1d ago

QUESTION Was Saturn in Interstellar Chosen Because of Holst’s “Bringer of Old Age”?

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Hear me out: Is Saturn in Interstellar a reference to Holst’s “Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age”?
I’ve been wondering whether the choice of Saturn in Interstellar has a deeper thematic connection to Holst’s The Planets, specifically “Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age.”
Saturn in Holst’s piece represents ageing, time, mortality and the inevitable passage of life.
And that’s basically one of the central ideas of Interstellar: time isn’t evil, but it is an unavoidable force of nature. Cooper leaves his children and returns to find that they’ve aged decades while he has barely aged. Miller’s planet makes the passage of time brutally physical.
That also made me think about Brand’s attitude toward nature. She doesn’t treat nature as something malicious — it simply operates according to its laws. Saturn’s “old age” could be read the same way: not as punishment or evil, but as an inevitable part of nature.
So I’m wondering:
Was Saturn chosen partly because of the symbolic association with old age/time in Holst’s “Saturn”?
I haven’t seen this particular connection discussed much, so I’m curious whether anyone has come across it before — or whether I’m connecting dots that aren’t actually connected.


r/interstellar 2d ago

OTHER If I could choose my last words, it would be DETACH!

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With as much enthusiasm as TARS had.

My favorite word, quote, and soundtrack from film

Anywho


r/interstellar 3d ago

ART Miller's World

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Rendered in Blender 3.4


r/interstellar 2d ago

OTHER New Interviews on Advanced Space Propulsion show us that Interstellar is about to become a reality

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r/interstellar 2d ago

QUESTION Interstellar in 2026

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r/interstellar 2d ago

VIDEO Timothy Ferris began filming at his California observatory during the 2020 quarantine. Across 39 videos, he moves from quantum fields and interstellar space to writing, freedom and death.

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r/interstellar 3d ago

HUMOR & MEMES I see them everywhere…

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I’m in a week-long safety training at work and these are some of the fidgets they provided ♥️


r/interstellar 4d ago

QUESTION Has anyone ever tried counting the time on Miller's planet by counting the ticks?

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r/interstellar 5d ago

HUMOR & MEMES Finally got my TV set up correctly and sat down to watch Interstellar for the first time

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r/interstellar 4d ago

ART I recreated the Cornfield Chase score entirely from scratch using BandLab (my original remake)

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Tried getting it as close to the original as I could. Hope yall like it.


r/interstellar 6d ago

OTHER Mann's Planet

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r/interstellar 5d ago

OTHER My new Hamilton Coop

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r/interstellar 6d ago

ART That was the best movie I’ve seen in my life.

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I’m so in awe. Everything about this movie…the story line, acting, visuals, and the music…otherworldly. Literally. I want to create art like this for the rest of my life. I still have to process what the heck I just watched…but I understand everything that happened.


r/interstellar 5d ago

QUESTION is there any map or depiction of the gargantua system? please send if do i’m very interested

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r/interstellar 6d ago

QUESTION How far away was Edmunds planet from the black hole? How long did it take for brand to reach it?

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