This TV movie from the 1980s helped change the course of the Cold War. Here’s how ‘The Day After’ got made | CNN
This TV movie from the 1980s helped change the course of the Cold War. Here’s how ‘The Day After’ got made | CNN
edition.cnn.com This TV movie from the 1980s helped change the course of the Cold War. Here’s how ‘The Day After’ got made | CNN
ABC’s 1983 TV film shocked more than 100 million Americans with its graphic depiction of nuclear fallout. Censors and political interference nearly got in its way.
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I still find Threads to be the film with the most effective anti-nuclear messaging. That said, The Day After delivered on providing a grim view into what life may look like after a nuclear exchange.
Jesus fuck, I'd put Threads out my mind! There was a cartoon I recall too, old couple, tried to hide in their bath from a nuclear strike? Was that a thing?
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