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How many world leaders has Oldman played now?

To think that Gary Oldman played both Roosevelt and Churchill

"Womp womp, i would drop the 3rd one on Kyoto" -Harry Truman

Now we need him to play FDR and/or Stalin.

If you really think about it, his blood on his hands is so minimal compared to any US president, it's no shock that Truman felt this way

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What is the background music in this its so dreamy and lovely

This conversation really did happen, and it infuriated Truman. That someone else would come to him, the man who ordered the bombs be dropped, and be upset that they felt responsible.

Imagine how suprised they were when they learned that all the years of studying the atom, turns out they were wrong.

Scarecrow asking how Bruce Wayne got out of the Lazarus Pit

I dont entirely agree he built the bomb without him it probably couldn't have been used

Hard af

Oops Gary , I'm in a Do do do, ddave Allen mood. Hemail Aswald B D'Poop

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one jew built it, other dropped it.

He should have said " EVERYONE "!!

Once again a role is playing Gary Oldman😊

I think people are hard on Truman, but I see it less him being an immoral politician and more an old-fashioned type of man who viewed introspection and guilt as a luxury - ESPECIALLY after such a terrible war, with so much death. He wasn't evil, he just didn't have time for it when there were real problems beyond one man's moral quibbles.

in this scene Oppenheimer had 0 aura

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Shout out to Dan Carlin for knowing this 5 plus years before the movie

Could i known the titre of this music in shazam??

That’s why some people hated politicians, the only damn thing they see is power

Pardon?

Gordon calling scarecrow a pussy.

Hands*

Truman was wrong here

I can understand why Truman hated him. you have Oppenheimer saying he has blood on his hands for building the bomb but Trueman is pissed because HE had to make the decision to order the Bomb to be dropped killing 120,000 human lives so its easy to understand why Trueman said "Don't let that Crybaby scientist in my office again". the other reason Trueman was upset and pissed was allso because like it ot not HISTORICALLY The bombing of Hiroshima was Justified as horrific as it was becuse in the end it spaired millions of more casualties on both sides. If it had not been dropped another 2 million pus lives would have been lost in a single invasion alone (Mostly Japanese Civilians) and Japan would have continued to attempt its Imperial Expansion across Ashia which had already Killed or displaced millions. Unlike The Germans the Japanese showed no signs of Surrendering and the Americans Had Info to back this up. Had the bombs not been dropped the Carnage would have continued for several more years possibly into the early 50's according to some historians killing millions more on all sides. In truth the Bombing of Dresden was a More Vicious and Sickening act Because Unlike Japan the Allies knew when they bombed Dresden That Germany was On the Verge of Surrender but they seemed to bomb it in retaliation for London (which by comparison saw fewer bombings) or for plain shits and giggles. Dresden was not a Major Industrial City and had no Armories or large quantities of Military personnel there. Dresden's pre war population was 630,000 People had doubled with Peasant Civilian Refugees from Silesia Fleeing the Communist Red Armie in there homeland, Dresden was Large a Arts and Culture City It was Hailed as one of the Most beautiful cities in the world. All of this and The Allie Knowledge Germany was soon to Surrender and yet they drop a firestorm of bombs in the middle of the night killing 135,000-140,000 men women and Children pretty much Melting and burning them alive while they slept !That I feel Should weigh more on American and British Harts than The bombs dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima which although killed over 100,000 lives in a horrible and barbaric way, in the end saved millions more and brought a Delusional Emperor and Selfish Ruling class willing to Sacrifice their entire Nation and let there own Subjects INTENSLY farther rather than just Surrender honorably and admit they lost but put up a good fight.

Cold as hell. great performance by oldman

Explain Downfall to Oppie…….wouldn’t be crying anymore

Very ruthless response but powerful. In what world can an adult say to another adult “i have blood on my hands”. It’s a very self involved thing to say a child would say. Truman can’t be expected to console him given it was his policy decision that he himself needs to live with.

What I learned from this movie is 1.fear of being taken advantage of 2.fear of the unknown 3.fear of the future The United States fears that Russia or Germany will build this weapon…”as an exploitation that is harmful to the world” first. Finally, today, nuclear bombs have become something that “brings peace from the fear of uncertainty in human's minds.”

Oldman stole the whole movie with this scene. 😂😂

This was one of the best scenes in the entire movie just because Gary Oldman is so awesome.

If Truman didn’t have crybaby make the bomb we all wouldn’t be were

He was a crybaby. Truman called it.

Ross Geller's ex father in law.

It’s as with one look Truman is saying “I’m sorry, were you under the impression you were the main character of this story?”

This portrayal is so profound that they should do a Truman biopic with Gary Oldman staring.

"Never bring that fucking cretin in here again. He didnt drop the bomb. I did. That kind of weepiness makes me sick"

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me on job interviews ..

Lord Shen is so cold 💀

Shows that sacrifices have to be made in war

Commissioner Gordon and Crane

enrico fermi 💀

Oppenheimer: I feel like I have blood on my hands Lord Shen: Really? I didn’t hire you to mope around creating explosives!

You have an issue, here's a tissue. - Michael Caine

I am now reading a fabulous book “The Accidental President” - about Truman, of course - and I came back to this scene to rewatch it and align my perception. And it doesn’t connect, the historic person in the book and Oldman’s character… I think Truman was more lowkey than that. More respectful or something. This guy, he comes off as quite an asshole… I don’t know, what do you think? The book is highly recommended, btw, what a life story.