The Beginning or the End (1947) |
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| Director(s) | Norman Taurog |
| Producer(s) | Samuel Marx |
| Top Genres | Drama, Historical, War |
| Top Topics | World War II |
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Brian Donlevy(as Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves)
The Beginning or the End
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1947
The Beginning or the End
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1947
Brian Donlevy
(as Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Gr...)
Robert Walker(as Col. Jeff Nixon)
The Beginning or the End
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1947
The Beginning or the End
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1947
Robert Walker
(as Col. Jeff Nixon)
Audrey Totter(as Jean O'Leary)
The Beginning or the End
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1947
The Beginning or the End
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1947
Audrey Totter
(as Jean O'Leary)
Hume Cronyn(as Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer)
The Beginning or the End
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1947
The Beginning or the End
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1947
Hume Cronyn
(as Dr. J. Robert Oppenhei...)
Hurd Hatfield(as Dr. John Wyatt)
The Beginning or the End
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1947
The Beginning or the End
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1947
Hurd Hatfield
(as Dr. John Wyatt)
Joseph Calleia(as Dr. Enrico Fermi)
The Beginning or the End
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1947
The Beginning or the End
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1947
Joseph Calleia
(as Dr. Enrico Fermi)
Godfrey Tearle(as President Franklin D. Roosevelt)
The Beginning or the End
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1947
The Beginning or the End
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1947
Godfrey Tearle
(as President Franklin D. ...)
Victor Francen(as Dr. Marre)
The Beginning or the End
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1947
The Beginning or the End
Released
1947
Victor Francen
(as Dr. Marre)
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The Beginning or the End (1947) was a Drama - Drama Film directed by Norman Taurog and produced by Samuel Marx.
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Guy Williams's first movie.
The idea for the film came from atomic scientists and the first scripts raised questions about the use of the new weapon against Japan and all uses of nuclear energy in the future. By the time the Pentagon and the White House got through with it, the movie took a 180-degree turn. President Truman even got the actor playing him in the movie fired - Greg Mitchell author of 'Atomic Cover-Up: Two U.S. Soldiers, Hiroshima & Nagasaki, and the Greatest Movie Never Made'.