Deborah Ross

Dense and spectacular – and not pink: Oppenheimer reviewed

I bet Christopher Nolan can’t even go to the shops without recounting his journey in splintered fragments that his wife will have to piece together

Cillian Murphy, and his cheekbones, as J. Robert Oppenheimer. © Universal Pictures. All Rights Reserved
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