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> LanX, is that the scene you remembered?

well misremembered. my memory must have it mingled with a similar scene from another film.

> This mini-series lays bare the stark difference

it covers many moral and philosophical questions, IMHO not so much physics.

It might be interesting that the first dramatization (I'm aware of) was done for German TV/theater in 1964 -> In der Sache J. Robert Oppenheimer

But this centers more around the McCarthy like process.

I also found various interesting interviews and talkshows with Teller in English and German, not sure if his portrayal is always fair.

I think his accent and bushy eyebrows helps painting him as a villain...

> Do you ever wear Lederhosen BTW?

Whenever I am on Heligoland.

What about you? Do you bring your didgeridoo along when hunting crocodiles? :)

Cheers Rolf
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