| Dr. Strangelove | |||||
| Columbia TriStar (1964) | |||||
| Comedy, Fantasy, War | |||||
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| Peter Sellers | Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake | |
| George C. Scott | General Turgidson | |
| Jack Creley | Mr. Staines | |
| Keenan Wynn | Colonel Guano | |
| Sterling Hayden | General Jack D. Ripper | |
| James Earl Jones | Lieutenant Lothar Zogg | |
| Peter Bull | Ambassador de Sadesky | |
| Slim Pickens | Major T. J. Kong | |
| Tracy Reed | Miss Scott | |
| Frank Berry | Lieutenant H. R. Dietrich | |
| Robert O'Neil | Admiral Randolph | |
| Glenn Beck | Lieutenant W. D. Kivel | |
| Roy Stephens | Frank | |
| Shane Rimmer | Captain G. A. Owens |
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| Producer | Stanley Kubrick
Victor Lyndon |
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| Writer | Stanley Kubrick
Peter George |
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| Cinematography | Gilbert Taylor
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| Musician | Laurie Johnson
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An insane general starts a process to nuclear holocaust that a war room of politicians and generals frantically try to stop. A classic black and white war satire from director Stanley Kubrick starring Peter Sellers. |
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