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"Oppenheimer" invites real scientists to play in the group Nolan: Be loyal to the history of this place

"Oppenheimer" invites real scientists to play in the group Nolan: Be loyal to the history of this place

Julian

2023-05-16


According to Watch Hollywood Report, Christopher Nolan recently told Entertainment Weekly that his new film "Oppenheimer" has invited many real scientists as extras.

"Oppenheimer" invites real scientists to play in the group Nolan: Be loyal to the history of this place

Nolan said that at the Los Alamos laboratory (Los Alamos National Laboratory) invited a lot of scientists: "We need group performers to give impromptu performances, and we also got some impromptu, very educational speeches, listen It’s very interesting. On previous sets, there were a lot of extras around who were thinking about lunch, and these people were thinking about nuclear weapons, and they knew a lot about it. It’s also a big daily reminder that we have to be very Trying to stay true to the history of this place and really know what we're doing."

"Oppenheimer" invites real scientists to play in the group Nolan: Be loyal to the history of this place

"Oppenheimer" invites real scientists to play in the group Nolan: Be loyal to the history of this place

The founders of the laboratory include Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, Edward Teller, the father of the hydrogen bomb, and Ernest Lawrence, the Nobel Prize winner in physics. Los Alamos National Laboratory, one of the world's largest multipurpose laboratories, began operating in secret in 1943, when its first mission was the Manhattan Project.

"Oppenheimer" invites real scientists to play in the group Nolan: Be loyal to the history of this place


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