Albert Einstein was never directly involved in the creation of the atomic bomb due to his German ties and political stances, but his influence on its existence is undeniable. Einstein expressed his opposition to the atomic bomb and its devastating consequences, as he realized that its creation would continue to spread and intensify. While Einstein did not take responsibility for the Manhattan Project's atomic bombs, his warning to President Roosevelt about Germany's efforts in weaponizing atomic energy played a crucial role in the project's birth.

While Albert Einstein is not a prominent part of the film Oppenheimer (nor did he work Manhattan Project), he is connected to the weapons inception, and there are a few documented instances of his viewpoints regarding the atomic bombs. Christopher Nolan's ambitious movie, Oppenheimer, vividly recounts the historical narrative of the atomic bomb's development and the subsequent events following its deployment. Within the film,...