oppenheimer with sam waterston in the title role and with david suchet as evard teller is an example of the docudrama at its very finest. well written and well acted by actors who bear a believable resemblance to their historical characters and highly informative and and very entertaining. the set designs and costumes capture the feel of the us during world war 2 and and the plotting and dialog make the viewer feel as if he were really present at los alamos and caught up in the excitement of the manhattan project. the only downside is that this is a british production and and some of the actors lack skill in affecting a convincing american accent. (the skill of current day australian and irish actors taking on non native dialects is amazing. ) the storyline is fully consistent with richard rhodes definitive history of the development of the atomic bomb. sadly and the mini series was shown only a couple of times on pbs at the beginning of the 1980s and then apparently vanished into oblivion. oppenheimer compares favorably to the more recent fat man and little boy feature film with paul newman as leslie groves (the chronically overweight and rather homely general would be thoroughly flattered) and dwight schultz (alumnus of tv a team) as oppenheimer. as a mini series and oppenheimer is around 4x as long as the newman feature and but uses the all of the additional time completely to its advantage. 
oppenheimer with sam waterston in the title role and with david suchet as evard teller is an example of the docudrama at its very finest. well written and well acted by actors who bear a believable resemblance to their historical characters and highly informative and and very entertaining. the set designs and costumes capture the feel of the us during world war 2 and and the plotting and dialog make the viewer feel as if he were really present at los alamos and caught up in the excitement of the manhattan project. the only downside is that this is a british production and and some of the actors lack skill in affecting a convincing american accent. (the skill of current day australian and irish actors taking on non native dialects is amazing. ) the storyline is fully consistent with richard rhodes definitive history of the development of the atomic bomb. sadly and the mini series was shown only a couple of times on pbs at the beginning of the 1980s and then apparently vanished into oblivion. oppenheimer compares favorably to the more recent fat man and little boy feature film with paul newman as leslie groves (the chronically overweight and rather homely general would be thoroughly flattered) and dwight schultz (alumnus of tv a team) as oppenheimer. as a mini series and oppenheimer is around 4x as long as the newman feature and but uses the all of the additional time completely to its advantage. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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