Il dottor Stranamore, ovvero: come ho imparato a non preoccuparmi e ad amare la bomba

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Era nucleare sullo schermo: cinema dell'allarme atomico	D
The character of Gen. Buck Turgidson (George C. Scott) was patterned after the Chief of Staff of the [...]	D
Based on the novel "Red Alert" by Peter George, and originally conceived as a tense thriller about t [...]	D
The reason why Maj. Kong climbs into the bomb bay is to manually hot-wire the bay doors to open, but [...]	D
For the role of Gen. Jack D. Ripper, Stanley Kubrick was able to talk Sterling Hayden into coming ou [...]	D
Tracy Reed, the only woman seen in the film, plays Turgidson's secretary, Miss Scott, who was billed [...]	D
This was the final collaboration between Stanley Kubrick and his producing partner James B. Harris. [...]	D
While CRM114 first appeared in this movie and appeared in subsequent Kubrick films (as well as other [...]	D
Dr. Stragelove, being in charge of weapons R and D, says that he commissioned a study by the "Bland [...]	D
The ending in the novel was similar to the novel and movie A prova di errore (1964). Author Peter Ge [...]	D
A visitor to the set observed Stanley Kubrick's total control over every aspect of the process, whic [...]	D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
Stanley Kubrick sought no help from the U.S. Department of Defense. The flight deck of the B-52 bomb [...]	D
The voice Peter Sellers uses for Dr. Strangelove bears a striking resemblance to the voice of Dr. Wi [...]	D
The role of George C. Scott resembled that of real life Air Force chief, General Curtis LeMay, the A [...]	D
Early titles for the project were "The Edge of Doom" and "The Delicate Balance of Terror".	D
According to Christiane Kubrick in her 2002 book "Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures," her husband [...]	D
Kubrick had the art director cover the war room table in green felt in order to make it seem like th [...]	D
A "doomsday" device also figured prominently in another Peter Sellers film, Il ruggito del topo (195 [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick chose Ken Adam as production designer after having been impressed with his work on A [...]	D
The ".50 caliber model 1919" described in the plot synopsis as used by sterling hayden is actually a [...]	D
Ranked #39 on AFI's list of the 100 Greatest American Films.	D
During the Cold War, a recording of We'll Meet Again was included in the package of music and progra [...]	D
Kubrick said, in a '68 Playboy interview, that he was not "entirely assured that somewhere in the Pe [...]	D
Among the titles that Stanley Kubrick considered for the film were "Dr. Doomsday or: How to Start Wo [...]	D
Peter Sellers said the Dr. Strangelove character wasn't based on Henry Kissinger, "that's a misconce [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick wanted the tablecloth on the War Room table to be green, so the actors would feel li [...]	D
Many scenes were filmed at Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha, NE.	D
The rotary wheel device used by Dr. Strangelove is an actual tool for calculating nuclear fallout. I [...]	D
Dr. Strangelove apparently suffers from agonistic apraxia, also known as "alien hand syndrome". It's [...]	D
The bomber scenes, shot in an area not much bigger than a closet, were very tightly framed to emphas [...]	D
Ken Adam was unable to work on A 007, dalla Russia con amore (1963) because of his commitment to thi [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick: [bathroom] Gen. Turgidson's first scene and Gen. Ripper's final scene take place in [...]	D
In the early 1960s the B-52 was cutting-edge technology. Access to it was a matter of national secur [...]	D
In reality, Slim Pickens actually dressed like his character, Major Kong. As the film was made in th [...]	D
As seen in the code book ("today's codes", on top of the page just after the crew member finds the r [...]	D
The only film that year nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards, and not in any Best Motion [...]	D
It is the only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to win any Academy Awards.	D
At around the 28-minute mark, Gen. Turgidson explains that they have determined there are around 17, [...]	D
Slim Pickens would face another hostile enemy, the Japanese, in the 1979 film "1941."	D
The character of Dr. Strangelove did not appear in the original novel, "Red Alert."	D
Slim Pickens, who had previously played only minor supporting and character roles, said his appearan [...]	D
While shooting aerial footage over Greenland, the second unit camera crew accidentally filmed a secr [...]	D
The film led to actual changes in policy to ensure that the events depicted could never really occur [...]	D
The favorite film of film critic Gene Siskel.	D
According to film critic Alexander Walker, the author of biographies of both Peter Sellers and Stanl [...]	D
The film, ready for release in 1963 but delayed until 1964 (it was screened for critics, but the Ken [...]	D
The War Room contains a large table of food because Stanley Kubrick intended to end the film with a [...]	D
Peter Sellers was paid $1 million, 55% of the film's budget. Stanley Kubrick famously quipped "I got [...]	D
George C. Scott was reputedly annoyed that Stanley Kubrick was pushing him to overact for his role. [...]	D
The War Room was inspired by Metropolis (1927).	D
When Slim Pickens was cast as Maj. Kong, he had never traveled outside the US in his life. Productio [...]	D
General Turgidson mentions the "Bland Corporation", clearly a thinly veiled reference to the real-li [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick usually gave directions to actors without cracking a smile. However, during the shoo [...]	D
The ninth nuclear explosion shot in the end sequence is US nuclear test "Baker" from "Operations Cro [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the Top 100 Greatest American Movies.	D
The photographic mural in Gen. Ripper's office is actually a view of Heathrow Airport in London, Eng [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick: [three-way] USA vs. Russia vs. Gen. Ripper.	D
The end sequence, in which Vera Lynn's "We'll Meet Again" is played over several shots of nuclear ex [...]	D
Shortly after the release of the movie, Stanley Kubrick met with Arthur C. Clarke to talk about maki [...]	D
George C. Scott, who was a truly brilliant actor was dissatisfied with the film. Kubrick wanted him [...]	D
When the screens in the War Room were being constructed, Stanley Kubrick asked if the rocket traject [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick: [War] The Cold War.	D
The background footage for the model B-52 is filmed from a Boeing B-17G, whose shadow can be seen on [...]	D
According to Ken Adam, the "War Room" was exaggerated in size and filmed in long shots to give a fan [...]	D
The score for the B-52 scenes is mostly "Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye", a traditional Irish anti-war son [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick and George C. Scott died within months of each other in 1999; Kubrick on March 7th a [...]	D
Strangelove's odd voice was based on a New York photographer well-known for photographing mob hits a [...]	D
Film debut of James Earl Jones. NOTE: Stanley Kubrick cast him after seeing him in a production of W [...]	D
Laurie Johnson's musical score - primarily a tense, epic arrangement of "When Johnny Comes Marching [...]	D
Although the film is named after him, the character of Dr. Strangelove has the least amount of scree [...]	D
Kubrick dealt with George C. Scott's history of unruly and aggressive behavior by setting out a ches [...]	D
At 3m 36s the tape drives in the background are IBM 729 units.	D
"Bat" Guano's name can be translated as "Bat Shit", a common slang for "insane", which could also de [...]	D
There is a great deal of editing and cutaway shots in the sequence where Dr. Strangelove gets carrie [...]	D
Voted as one of The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All Time (Premiere, 2006), 14th Greatest Film of all tim [...]	D
When the film was being developed as a drama, the working title was 'On the Edge of Destruction'	D
The scene where Major Kong rides the missile most likely was inspired by a similar scene in Il baron [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick: [faces] Gen. Turgidson, Gen. Ripper and Dr. Strangelove.	D
Peter Sellers was the first actor to be nominated for a single Academy award (best actor) for a film [...]	D
The character of President Merklin Muffley (Peter Sellers) was patterned after Adlai Stevenson II, w [...]	D
Two of the bombs shown are named: Dear John and Hi There! This was a common practice that became pop [...]	D
At one stage during filming, Sellers was in one of his more negative moods. To this end, he locked h [...]	D
The illuminated symbols on the War Room map displays were cutouts lit by individual floodlights behi [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick's last black-and-white film.	D
Peter Sellers was also cast as Maj. T.J. "King" Kong, but he had trouble developing a Texas accent. [...]	D
Terry Southern said that the climatic pie-fight scene, ultimately cut from the film, was supposed to [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick intended to film in the United States. Filming was moved to England's Shepperton Stu [...]	D
The Soviet ambassador refers to the severe economic strain of trying to shrink the "doomsday gap" by [...]	D
In Terry Southern's script, Muffley has a bad cold and a slightly effeminate manner. Peter Sellers p [...]	D
Sterling Hayden would have known something about Russian spying that he refers to in the film. Hayde [...]	D
Gen. Ripper's paranoia about water fluoridation being a Communist plot is based on a conspiracy theo [...]	D
The band Muse based their "Time Is Running Out" music video on this movie.	D
The sets occupied three main sound stages: the Pentagon War Room, the B-52 Stratofortress bomber and [...]	D
The opening credits are played over a sequence featuring a refueling operation. This was an intentio [...]	D
Peter Sellers had a formidable talent for replicating (and sometimes inventing or combining) dialect [...]	D
Peter Sellers was actually going to play Major Kong, but he broke his leg on the bomb.	D
One of the binders sitting on the desk next to President Muffley as he talks to the Russian Premier [...]	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #821.	D
Dr. Strangelove's glove is from Stanley Kubrick's personal collection. Peter Sellers had seen Kubric [...]	D
The assault on Burpleson Air Force base was shot on orthochromatic film using a handheld camera that [...]	D
James Earl Jones initially thought Slim Pickens was staying in character off camera, until being tol [...]	D
Sharp-eyed moviegoers may notice a strong resemblance between Dr.Strangelove's war room and its re-c [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Maj. Kong's comment about the survival kit was originally "A fella could have a pretty good weekend [...]	D
Over ten miles of electrical cable was required to light up the giant screen in the War Room set.	D
Shortly after making the film, Peter Sellers suffered a massive heart attack that briefly left him c [...]	D
The Soviet ambassador describes the Doomsday Machine as an array of 100-megaton bombs covered with a [...]	D
Filmed during the spring and summer of 1963, the first test screening was scheduled for November 22, [...]	D
The character of Maj. T.J. "King" Kong (Slim Pickens) was based on Alvin "Tex" Johnston. Johnston wa [...]	D
Some of the Air Force stock footage of mid-air refueling seen in the opening credit sequence also ap [...]	D
One of the main reasons for the famous custard pie climax being discarded was because most of the ca [...]	D
Gen. Turgidson (George C. Scott) is a veteran of both WWII and Korea, wearing the Army Distinguished [...]	D
Strangelove is said to have Americanized his name from Merkwuerdigliebe." This is a slight misspelli [...]	D
Vera Lynn's climactic song, "We'll Meet Again," is identified in its Wikipedia entry as one of the s [...]	D
Strangelove's original German name is revealed to be "Merkwuerdigliebe", which is German for Strange [...]	D
The scene where Gen. Turgidson trips and falls in the War Room, and then gets back up and resumes ta [...]	D
In 1995 Stanley Kubrick enlisted Terry Southern to script a sequel titled "Son of Strangelove". Kubr [...]	D
In one version of the script, aliens from outer space observed all of the action.	D
George C. Scott and Slim Pickens appeared together in Carta che vince, carta che perde (1967).	D
Stanley Kubrick: [114] Name of the message decoder CRM-114.	D
Peter Sellers was not keen on multiple takes, one of Stanley Kubrick's trademarks. Kubrick felt that [...]	D
It is possible that the character Colonel 'Bat' Guano may have been loosely based on the general, Ma [...]	D
Has the longest title for a Best Picture nominee or winner, at 13 words long.	D
Peter Sellers improvised most of his lines. And one of the most significant is in the final scene, w [...]	D
The army base referred to is supposedly located in Alvarado, Texas, which is supposedly sixty miles [...]	D
According to some accounts, Peter Sellers was also invited to play the part of Gen. Buck Turgidson, [...]	D
The 007 franchise would become enmeshed in the world of the bomber squadrons the following year, in [...]	D
As seen in the sign on the air base, the motto of the Strategic Air Command is "Peace is our profess [...]	D
Peter Sellers based the voice of Dr. Strangelove on that of famed photographer Arthur 'Weegee' Felli [...]	D
The film was made and released about six years after its source novel "Red Alert" by Peter George ha [...]	D
When Ronald Reagan assumed the office of President one of the first things he asked was the location [...]	D
This film was selected into the National Film Registry in 1989 (the first year of inductions) for be [...]	D
The plan to regenerate the human race from the people sheltered in mineshafts is a parody of Nelson [...]	D
When the B-52 is making its final run on the target, a brief image of a radar screen is shown. The s [...]	D
Stanley Kubrick: [Maniacal staring face] Gen. Jack D. Ripper explaining his plot to Group Captain Ma [...]	D
The U.S. government dismissed Stanley Kubrick's scenario of an accidental nuclear war as too far-fet [...]	D
According to Pablo Ferro, title designer, the opening title shots were born of remarks between himse [...]	D
Part of the satire in this film is in regard to the postwar relationship between the U.S. and the U. [...]	D
In an original script draft, Dr. Strangelove is referred to as Von Klutz.	D
Gen. Turgidson says it would take 2 days to run 17,000 potential codes to recall the bombers. Assumi [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
In the novel by Peter George the two H-bombs are named "Hi There!" and "Lolita". Two years earlier, [...]	D
Towards the climax of the film, a Coca-Cola machine is shot to obtain coin change for a payphone. Du [...]	D
As research, Stanley Kubrick read nearly 50 books about nuclear war.	D
Among the people on whom Dr. Strangelove is based is the Mathematician John von Neumann some of whos [...]	D
During the attack on Burpleson Air Force Base, a sign reading "Peace Is Our Profession" is seen. Tha [...]	D
Several members of the cast and crew were actual military veterans; most of whom served during World [...]	D
In the War Room scenes, Gen. Turgidson and the Air Force general seated next to him both wear wings [...]	D
During the deleted pie-fight scene, President Muffley took a pie in the face and fell down, promptin [...]	D
The German word "Gemeinschaft" means "A spontaneously arising organic social relationship characteri [...]	D
The names of the characters all have meanings. Turgidson refers to the word turgid, which means oddl [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the Top 100 Funniest American Movies.	D
Columbia Pictures agreed to provide financing only if Peter Sellers played at least four major roles [...]	D
The grand table in the War Room was 22 feet in diameter.	D
Sterling Hayden, who plays a paranoiac who fears communists, was himself an American Communist Party [...]	D

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After having shot the Coca-Cola machine, Colonel Bat Guano leans down to grab the coins and is subse [...]	D
The Coca-Cola machine squirts drink into the face of Colonel Guano after he shoots holes in it. Howe [...]	D
George C. Scott tripped on the slippery black Formica floor, recovered and then delivered a line. Th [...]	D
The B-52 aircraft models shown in the film have no tail numbers.	D
When the radio operator gets the go code (FGD135) he opens the code book and pages to the "L" page, [...]	D
The weight and recoil of a .50 caliber machine gun - especially when firing - is not possible for a [...]	D
The Air Police Airmen shown are wearing their armbands on the right arm, these should be worn on the [...]	D
General Ripper says his entire wing of 34 B-52s are on airborne alert. Only a proportion of a wing's [...]	D
Strings can be seen holding up the model of the bomber.	D
The depicted capabilities of the airborne radar in the B-52 are fantasy. The B-52 never had a fully [...]	D
When the US-USSR hotline was set up in 1963, it used encrypted teletype machines, not a direct voice [...]	D
The long scene with Mandrake and Ripper on the floor is shot from 3 camera angles. In each view Ripp [...]	D
The bomber flies past the same iceberg more than once.	D
De Sadesky says that the fallout from the doomsday device has a half-life of 93 years, but then he a [...]	D
While on the bomb run, Major Kong orders the bomb detonator set to zero altitude. Altitudes in aviat [...]	D
During the final bombing run, a few times a reflection can be seen, making visible the glass of the [...]	D
The air base is shown as being overgrown with weeds. In fact, domestic U.S. air bases are required t [...]	D
De Sadesky claims that the doomsday device are large nuclear weapons that have been jacketed with a [...]	D
In the beginning narration it is stated that western leaders were hearing rumors that the Russians w [...]	D
At about 1.50 into the film, the B52 is hit by a missile. The B52 has been taking evasive action for [...]	D
When General Ripper issues the attack plan he calls it "attack plan R, R as in Robert." The correct [...]	D
Several back projection shots of Maj. Kong's B-52 make it appear as though the plane is flying much [...]	D
The hand grenades of Colonel Bat Guano's jacket are British Mills Bombs, not American hand grenades.	D
In reality incoming missile threats are not detected by a radar on an aircraft as depicted in the mo [...]	D
On the bombing run, the mile count as they approach target is separated by 19 seconds per mile, or a [...]	D
The purpose of the doomsday machine, as stated, is to instill fear into the enemies of the USSR. But [...]	D
According to the movie, Colonel Bat Guano is a member of the non-existent 23rd Airborne Division. As [...]	D
During the firefight between General Ripper and the Army soldiers, the office windows are blown out. [...]	D
The panel in the B-52 labeled "Auto Destruct" is in fact a flare launch control panel. Visible under [...]	D
While Major Kong is trying to get the bomb bay doors open, the B-52 is shown flying just above the t [...]	D
The first time we see the War Room, there's a binder in front of General Turgidson where the spine r [...]	D
While checking the contents of his bailout kit, Major Kong removes his Colt 1911 pistol, cycles the [...]	D
Several times during the film, when the B52 is shown in flight from the side, even though the camera [...]	D
Peter Sellers, as American President Muffley, uses the British pronunciation of the word "missile." [...]	D
General Turgidson tries to dismiss de Sadesky's claim of the doomsday device by saying radiation fro [...]	D
In the cockpit scenes, when the aircraft banks during evasive maneuvers, no change appears in the in [...]	D
Typos in the opening captions include "Base on the book Red Alert by Peter George," "ficticious" ins [...]	D
Although the War Room is supposed to be in Washington, DC (or Arlington, Virginia to be a stickler), [...]	D
At 20:35, whilst challenging Ripper's order, Mandrake refers to "Her Majesty's Air Force". As a seni [...]	D
When Gen. Ripper and Capt. Mandrake are using the belt-fed machine gun, in one shot Mandrake is hold [...]	D
When Mandrake made the phone call to the president, the communication system was supposed to be dead [...]	D
The background footage for the model B-52's is filmed from a Boeing B-17G, whose shadow can be seen [...]	D
Captain Mandrake says that all he ever had to do was push the button in his Spitfire fighter, and a [...]	D
A missile explodes on the bomber, damaging many of the interior systems and switches. Yet in the ext [...]	D
The air base is shown as being overgrown with weeds. In fact, U.S. air bases are required to be main [...]	D
When General Jack D. Ripper is firing the .30 caliber machine gun with the assistance of Group Capta [...]	D
The pilots wings on General Turgidson are basic pilot wings. For a four star general they should be [...]	D
The B-52 radar operator, when announcing the approach of the missile, says it is closing at "Mack 3" [...]	D
General Turgidson learns from his secretary, Miss Scott, of General Ripper's ordered attack on the U [...]	D
Although General Turgidson says (in the War Room) that "the aircraft will begin penetrating Russian [...]	D
Towards the end of the film, when Strangelove is fighting with his renegade right hand over control [...]	D
Wing attack Plan R, as read by Major Kong, includes an ICBM complex, to receive a 30-megaton bomb, a [...]	D
When Mandrake finds the radio, it is on the shelf of an IBM 1403 high-speed printer, with the cover [...]	D
The bomber flies past the same iceberg more than once.	D

Frase

Lieutenant Lothar Zogg: Hey, where'd Major Kong go [...]	D
[Strangelove admits that he investigated making su [...]	D
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: Erm, what about the p [...]	D
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: If you don't put that [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Were you ever a prisoner o [...]	D
[de Sadesky enters the War Room in a great coat, f [...]	D
Ambassador de Sadesky: The fools. The mad fools. [...]	D
President Merkin Muffley: You mean people could ac [...]	D
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: [on a pay phone] Oper [...]	D
Colonel "Bat" Guano: If you try any preversions in [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: Mr. President, about, uh [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: Well, shoot! We ain't com [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Mandrake, come over here. [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: Stay on the bomb run, boy [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: [on the final bomb run] A [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: It'd be naive of us, Mr. [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Have you ever seen a Commi [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: Well, I've been to one wo [...]	D
[first lines] Narrator: For more than a year, omi [...]	D
Adm. Randolph: Try one of these Jamaican cigars, A [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Mandrake, do you recall wh [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: Sir, you can't let him i [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: Is that the Russian amba [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Now, I don't avoid women [...]	D
[last lines] Dr. Strangelove: Sir! I have a plan! [...]	D
[discussing the Doomsday machine] President Merki [...]	D
Navigator: Sir, if we continue to lose fuel at the [...]	D
[Window in Ripper's office is shot through by auto [...]	D
President Merkin Muffley: I'm afraid I don't under [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: [Gesturing to the Big Bo [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: Survival kit contents che [...]	D
President Merkin Muffley: Gentlemen, you can't fig [...]	D
Lieutenant Lothar Zogg: Hey, what about Major Kong [...]	D
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: Colonel... that Coca- [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: The base is being put on C [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: If the pilot's good, see [...]	D
[first title card] Title Card: It is the stated p [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: Well, boys, I reckon this [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: There will be some import [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Mandrake, do you realize t [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: General Ripper called St [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: Gee, I wish we had one o [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: [pulls out a machine gun h [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: Goldie, how many times ha [...]	D
President Merkin Muffley: I will not go down in hi [...]	D
[after speaking on the phone to Soviet Premier Dim [...]	D
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: Do I look all rancid [...]	D
Aid calling Soviet Premier Dimitri Kissov: We have [...]	D
[after learning of the Doomsday Machine] Presiden [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: Hmm... Strangelove? What [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Your Commie has no regard [...]	D
[Strangelove's plan for post-nuclear war survival [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Fluoridation is the most m [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Water is the source of all [...]	D
President Merkin Muffley: [on phone with Dmitri] N [...]	D
Sign: Peace is our Profession.	D
President Merkin Muffley: And why haven't you radi [...]	D
[Turgidson advocates a further nuclear attack to p [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: Our studies show that ev [...]	D
General Jack D. Ripper: Mandrake, I suppose it nev [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: Well, boys, we got three [...]	D
Miss Scott: It's 3 o'clock in the morning! Genera [...]	D
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: Is it that bad, sir? [...]	D
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: Colonel! Colonel, I m [...]	D
Lieutenant Lothar Zogg: Major Kong, is it possible [...]	D
Major T. J. "King" Kong: I don't give a hoot in He [...]	D
[the men inside the War Room cheer as the big boar [...]	D
President Merkin Muffley: [on the phone with the S [...]	D
Dr. Strangelove: Of course, the whole point of a D [...]	D
General "Buck" Turgidson: Mr. President, if I may [...]	D
[General Turgenson's phone rings in the war room] [...]	D
President Merkin Muffley: [on the phone with the S [...]	D
Dr. Strangelove: Mr. President, I would not rule o [...]	D
President Merkin Muffley: [on the phone with the S [...]	D
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: [trying to pay for hi [...]	D

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