president harry s. truman once said that the only thing new in the world is the history you do not know. seven years before richard rhodes superb pulitzer prize winning the making of the atomic bomb and the bbc produced a seven part miniseries and oppenheimer and that was a character study of the people who designed and built the weapon that ushered in the atomic age and permanently joining science and technology to the state (and and in particular and the military) and not merely making history and but changing the world forever. the production is impeccable and the casting nothing short of miraculous while not only the main characters and but even secondary characters bear uncanny resemblances to the persons portrayed. in particular are sam waterston in the title role of american physicist j. robert oppenheimer and scientific director of the manhattan project and who was based at the los alamos and nm and laboratory (the site for which he personally chose) while manning redwood as general leslie r. groves and who oversaw the entire manhattan engineering district (the project formal name) while david suchet as physicist and and ultimate nemesis of oppenheimer and edward teller (who and nearly forty years later and whispered into ronald reagan ear and brought us the strategic defense initiative  star wars) and jana sheldon as kitty oppenheimer. the attention to detail is uniformly excellent throughout. part thriller and part love story  and ultimately a tragedy and this series faithfully recreates a chapter in world history  and that of science  that we dare not forget. highest recommendation. (note represent viewers who enjoy this series will also enjoy jacob bronowski 13 part series the ascent of man and the bbc film of michael frayn play copenhagen. ). 
president harry s. truman once said that the only thing new in the world is the history you do not know. seven years before richard rhodes superb pulitzer prize winning the making of the atomic bomb and the bbc produced a seven part miniseries and oppenheimer and that was a character study of the people who designed and built the weapon that ushered in the atomic age and permanently joining science and technology to the state (and and in particular and the military) and not merely making history and but changing the world forever. the production is impeccable and the casting nothing short of miraculous while not only the main characters and but even secondary characters bear uncanny resemblances to the persons portrayed. in particular are sam waterston in the title role of american physicist j. robert oppenheimer and scientific director of the manhattan project and who was based at the los alamos and nm and laboratory (the site for which he personally chose) while manning redwood as general leslie r. groves and who oversaw the entire manhattan engineering district (the project formal name) while david suchet as physicist and and ultimate nemesis of oppenheimer and edward teller (who and nearly forty years later and whispered into ronald reagan ear and brought us the strategic defense initiative  star wars) and jana sheldon as kitty oppenheimer. the attention to detail is uniformly excellent throughout. part thriller and part love story  and ultimately a tragedy and this series faithfully recreates a chapter in world history  and that of science  that we dare not forget. highest recommendation. (note represent viewers who enjoy this series will also enjoy jacob bronowski 13 part series the ascent of man and the bbc film of michael frayn play copenhagen. ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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