Dr. Strangelove by Peaceful Channel

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

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Characteristic

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Year: 1964

Country: U.S.A, United Kingdom

Directed by Stanley Kubrick

Scenario: Peter George, Stanley Kubrick, Terry Southern

Producer: Stanley Kubrick, Victor Lyndon, Leon Minoff

Operator: Gilbert Taylor

Composer: Laurie Johnson

Artist: Ken Adam, Peter Marton

Installation of Anthony Harvey

Genre: thriller, comedy

Budget : $ 1 800 000

Charges in the United States: $ 9,440,272

Premiere (World) : January 29, 1964

Time: 95 min. / 1:35

Description

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Obsessed with the idea that the Communists intend to rob Americans of their "precious bodily juices," General Jack D. Ripper, commander of the Air Force Base sends a squadron of bombers with nuclear weapons to bomb the USSR. President Muffy tries to save the day, he collects his advisers, including the valiant General Tergidsona and wheelchair-bound former Nazi scientist Dr. Strangelove.

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Did you know that ...

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1.The film is based on a novel by Peter George "Red Alert» (Red Alert, 1958).

2.A more accurate translation of the word worry - worry. The film's title parodies

the title of Dale Carnegie "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living."

3.According to the original idea, Peter Sellers was supposed to play in the film is not three,

but four roles, but he could not pick a specific focus for the Texan Major Kong, which eventually played Slim Pickens.