It is the climactic moment of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, where the eponymous hero is both Prometheus and Frankenstein. He has been driven by ambition to explore the most radical possibilities of nuclear science, but he has also already lost control of what he has created.
With his newly acquired skills, he elopes with a fellow performer, Molly Cahill (Rooney Mara), and begins a more respectable and successful career as a psychic and spiritualist among the elite in Chicago.
Buster Keaton, another very famous comedian went on record to say that during a talk with Chaplin after he had just made The Kid (1921) the then-already-famous Chaplin, had told him, “Communism was going to change everything, abolish poverty.”
The demise of veteran actor, Christopher Plummer, took me back many years when I was a little girl growing up in the hill station of Darjeeling.
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