Dr. Strangelove: Strangelove suggests to live underground for the next 100 years

In the war room, Dr. Strangelove (Peter Sellers) explains what he thinks is the best thing to do to repopulate Earth in case of a nuclear war.

Credits: © 1963, renewed 1991 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Docteur Strangelove.
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[alistersinclair]

Strangelove regains his ability to walk moments after suggesting only healthy and important people should be let into the mines lol

[stephenmark]

The character of Dr. Strangelove is only on screen for a couple minutes and yet leaves an unforgettable impression. The genius of Peter Sellers.

[memonk]

Dr Strangelove fighting with his inner Nazi is one of the most brilliant things ever committed to film.

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Love the way he says animals can be "slaughtered"...so gleefully!

[mileskessler]

At 0:59, the moment Strangelove begins his advising, the war room screens monitoring the ballistic missile targets go blank. Everyone in the war room is already dead but haven’t noticed yet

[neatigloo]

Peter Sellers didn't play just 3 characters in this amazing film (and I'm not talking about when he was replaced as the pilot by Slim Pickens). His Nazi gloved hand should count as another character altogether. Genius.

[SorFig]

"It would not be difficult, Mein Fuhrer, nuclear reactors could... *chuckles*, I mean, 'Mr. Presdient'..."
*4 min Later* : "Mein Fuhrer! I can walk!!!"
God I love this character so much. His obviously dualistic (being a former Nazi scientist who has been... pardoned, let's say, by the Americans) nature is I think part of why he's so central to the plot: He doesn't actually really care which side wins or how many bodies drop, and it seems clear he's manipulating the government to his own ends (he's already got answers to all their concerns at the ready and even uses the fact that the elites will 100% be spared and then have lots of female sex slaves as further enticement).

[MrSimi]

Peter Sellers was brilliant and watching Peter Bull almost breaking character as the Russian Ambassador is comedy perfection

[charlied]

Just love it when the ambassador smiles ever so subtlety when Dr. Strangelove is hitting his arm. Peter Sellars must have kept everyone in stitches on the movie set.

[rossbabcock]

"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here, this is the War Room!" -Merkin Muffley

[noeldown]

George C. Scott never worked with Kubrick again after Kubrick convinced him to do every shot over the top first, as a warm-up, and then used these shots in the movie instead of the ones where Scott was acting straight.

[michaelgeraghty]

Arguably both Seller’s and Scott’s best performances, directed by the greatest of them all, Kubrick. The entire cast is fabulous. I always thought it was odd it was released the year before Fail Safe, which is also excellent.

[joseywales]

3:57 guy about lost it watching Peter Sellers.

[agdgdgwngo]

Mr president, We must not allow a mine shaft gap!! - probably the funniest line in the film IMO

[samludu]

Sellers: One of the great performances in the history of movies. I fell out of my chair laughing when I first saw this sequence.

[alansmithee]

Peter Sellers' portrayal of Wernher von- I mean Dr. Strangelove is just freakin' brilliant

[fredrikengstrom]

Funny how they begin considering another cold war while discussing the survival of humanity in the face of extinction

[hephaestus]

Such a grand finale
it will never fade away

[wolfjedisamuel]

*_MEIN FUHRER! I CAN WALK!_*

Gets me every time! XD

[molanlabexm]

“It would not be difficult Mein Fuhrer.” Comedy Gold.