One Minute to Zero the making this film. Nonetheless, he refused to delete the refugee massacre scene when requested to do so by the U.S. Army. Victor Young's score for the film includes the first appearance of "When I Fall In Love." It is performed as an instrumental piece by its lyricist, Edward Heyman. The song, performed here by Doris Day, went on to become a popular hit song recorded by a variety of artists. Although considered standard fare for war films, even tinged with propaganda, "One Minute to Zero" received notice because of one controversial scene showing the U.S. shelling refugees being forced
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