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Groves and Oppenheimer? Yes. Those two guys hated each other. They had completely opposite personalities and Newman and Shultz do an incredibly effective job of bringing that to light. You don't hear much about international fiction Dwight Shultz as he's sadly been doing mostly voice work for about the past decade, but he really shines in this movie. His interpretation of J. Robert Oppenheimer stands out pretty strongly. Shultz's Oppenheimer is effete, self-centered, egotistical and eliteist. The man was a brilliant scientist but could also be a total ass. On the other side of the international fiction coin, international fiction you have Newman, who brings the character of Leslie Groves to life as an autocratic, hard-nosed, ragingly tumescent dick of a man willing to break any back and crush any opposition necessary to achieve the goal at hand.
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