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Hiroshima (1995)The grisly events leading to the first attack with a nuclear weapon. |
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Lynne Adams | ... |
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Wesley Addy | ... | |
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Joseph Stiborik
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Bernard Behrens | ... |
Asst. Secretary of War John J. McCloy
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Charles Sweeney, Pilot
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J. Winston Carroll | ... |
Chief Justice Stone
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Serge Christianssens | ... |
Joseph Stalin
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Dan Corby | ... |
Sailor
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Teddy Lee Dillon | ... |
John Kuharek
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Strahil Dobrev | ... |
Stalin's Interpreter
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Roger Dunn | ... |
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Domenico Fiore | ... |
Harold Urey
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Frank Fontaine | ... |
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Storyline
Harry Truman, the successor to the Oval Office after the late President Rosevelt, is plagued with the decisions of war that could save or cost a thousand lives. He is then confronted with the nuclear weapons project, which he approves. As tension ensues (although it is difficult to get into this because most know the end) Truman must make the devastating desicion to use the bomb of all bombs. After some delivering japanese performances, Truman must force suffering on the japanese people again in order to end the war. Written by kloqwerk
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Nuclear Weapon | Decision | Atomic Bomb | Archive Footage | American Soldier | See more »Taglines:
For the first time the truth about the decision that changed the world.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG for war violence including footage of bomb devastation, and for some language See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Factual errors: Though shown at Potsdam, Churchill was not there even, having been replaced by Clement Atlee as British Prime Minister. Later meetings are shown in the film with the character Churchill and referring to that meeting. This is an error. Also, as Churchill was heard talking to President Truman about an "Iron Curtain," this was never mentioned publically until his "Iron Curtain Speech", March 5, 1946; Winston Churchill at Westminster College, in Fulton, Missouri. See more »
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