Madame Curie (1943)

Madame Curie (1943)
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Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon team for the third time in this fact-based biography directed by Mervyn Leroy, based on Eve Curie's book about her mother. In early 1900s Paris, poor Polish student Marie (Greer Garson) gets a chance to study magnetism with kindly professor Jean Perot (Albert Basserman). Perot also arranges for the shy scientist Pierre Curie (Walter Pidgeon) to share the lab with Marie. As they work together, Pierre and Marie fall in love. Pierre eventually musters up the courage to ask her to marry him, and she accepts. After their honeymoon, Marie becomes obsessed with a piece of pitchblende that has been displaying some peculiar properties. After five years of work, Marie discovers radium. But as the years go on, Marie and Pierre struggle to raise money to continue their research, hoping to one day be able to isolate radium from the pitchblende. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi

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Starring:
Greer GarsonWalter Pidgeon, (more)
Director(s):
Mervyn LeRoy
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Synopsis of Madame Curie

Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon team for the third time in this fact-based biography directed by Mervyn Leroy, based on Eve Curie's book about her mother. In early 1900s Paris, poor Polish student Marie (Greer Garson) gets a chance to study magnetism with kindly professor Jean Perot (Albert Basserman). Perot also arranges for the shy scientist Pierre Curie (Walter Pidgeon) to share the lab with Marie. As they work together, Pierre and Marie fall in love. Pierre eventually musters up the courage to ask her to marry him, and she accepts. After their honeymoon, Marie becomes obsessed with a piece of pitchblende that has been displaying some peculiar properties. After five years of work, Marie discovers radium. But as the years go on, Marie and Pierre struggle to raise money to continue their research, hoping to one day be able to isolate radium from the pitchblende. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
124 mins

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Director(s):
Mervyn LeRoy
Writer(s):
Paul Osborn
Producer(s):
Sidney FranklinSidney Franklin
Madame Curie Awards:
  • 1943 - Film Daily - 10 Best Films
  • 1943 - New York Times - 10 Best Films
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    Lan T.

    This is the first time when I'd seen Madame Curie.I was impressed by Greer Garson. This film also give more information about science , especially the work of a woman in science. I was interested. Good film.

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    Richard H.

    Madame Curie is an exceptional movie not only for the understanding of the important scientific breakthrough but also for the importance of women in science. Great acting.

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    Megan E.

    As in their other films, Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon have fantastic chemistry and compliment each other well on the screen. The film itself is a great homage to Marie Curie. Definitely worth watching!

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