Movie: Race to Oblivion

Top 10 Billed Cast

Burt Lancaster
Burt Lancaster

Self - Host / Narrator

Shigeko Sasamori
Shigeko Sasamori

Self - Hiroshima survivor

Gene R. LaRocque
Gene R. LaRocque

Self - Rear Admiral U.S.N. (Ret.) (archive footage)

Kosta Tsipis
Kosta Tsipis

Self - PhD. (archive footage)

Victor W. Sidel
Victor W. Sidel

Self - M.D. (archive footage)

John Kenneth Galbraith
John Kenneth Galbraith

Self - PhD. (archive footage)

Richard G. Saxon
Richard G. Saxon

Self - M.D. (archive footage)

Judd Marmor
Judd Marmor

Self - M.D. (archive footage)

H. Jack Geiger
H. Jack Geiger

Self - M.D. (archive footage)

Helen Caldicott
Helen Caldicott

Self - M.B., B.S. (archive footage)

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