Doctor Strangelove Certificate: 
- Duration:
- 91 mins
- Year produced:
- 1963
- Director:
- Stanley Kubrick
- Cast:
- Peter Sellers
- Sterling Hayden
- George C Scott
Director Stanley Kubrick offers us three Oscar-nominated performances for the price of one in his savage satire on the power squabbles of the Cold War. When America accidentally launches a nuclear attack on Russia, it’s up to a bemused British airman (brilliantly played by Peter Sellers) to save the day. Meanwhile, the US president (once more played by Sellers) is getting some very strange advice from an ex-Nazi scientist (yes, Sellers again) with a doomsday fixation. The result is demented, nightmarish – and without doubt the funniest war movie ever made.
- Average rating:
(1 votes)
Reviews
30 August 2008
ben from St Edmund's Catholic School
Doctor Strangelove is a great film because its one big joke of the cold war.there is alot of good acting from the cast and an easy to follow storyline
Fascinating facts
Dr Strangelove director Stanley Kubrick had planned the movie to climax with a huge custard-pie fight in the US War Room, but he dropped the scene after President John F Kennedy was assassinated in 1963.