In the fall of 1945, during a meeting at the White House with Truman, Oppenheimer said: “Mr. President, I feel I have blood on my hands.” Incensed, Truman later told Assistant Secretary of ...

And as he was trying to make this argument, Harry Truman interrupted him and said, "Well, Dr. Oppenheimer, when do you think the Russians are going to get this weapon?" And Oppenheimer replied ...

Oppenheimer met with some atomic bomb survivors, or hibakusha in Hiroshima. He said he believes that they understand the difference in the values of former US President Harry Truman, who ...

The Oval Office scene from the film between Oppenheimer, Truman, and Secretary of State James Byrnes carries profound meaning. It reflects a real meeting that perfectly encapsulates the conflict ...

and Gary Oldman (as President Truman), Oppenheimer is a long shot commercially in a season when serious fare fares poorly. Younger audiences may be inclined to regard history as boring or irrelevant.