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Radioactive

Name: Radioactive
Genre: Drama, Romance, History
Released: 2020-03-11
Duration: 111 min
Rating: 6.6

★ 6,6 /10 (915 Votes)

2020 EN 111 min

Overview

The story of Nobel Prize winner Maria Skłodowska-Curie and her extraordinary scientific discoveries—through the prism of her marriage to husband Pierre—and the seismic and transformative effects their discovery of radium had on the 20th century.

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Release date

11/03/2020

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915

Popularity

1.9

Pioneer. Genius. Rebel.

Genres

Drama Romance History

Status

Released

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Runtime

111 min

Budget

$20,000,000

Revenue

$3,515,958

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www.workingtitlefilms.com

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Rosamund Pike

Marie Curie

Sam Riley

Pierre Curie

Aneurin Barnard

Paul Langevin

Simon Russell Beale

Professor Lippmann

Katherine Parkinson

Jeanne Langevin

Sian Brooke

Bronia Sklodowska

Anya Taylor-Joy

Irène Aged 18

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Yvette Feuer

Carla

Mirjam Novak

Nurse

Ralph Berkin

Doctor

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Faye Bradbrook

Bronia's Maid

Drew Jacoby

Loie Fuller

Harriet Turnbull

Young Marie

Georgina Rich

Marie's Mother

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Elise Alexandre

Young Bronia

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Dóra Köves

Pierre's Mother

Mark Phelan

Delivery Man

Alexis Latham

Guard

Indica Watson

Irène Aged 6

Federica Fracassi

Eusapia

Demetri Goritsas

Dr Jenkins

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Charles Tumbridge

Peter

Corey Johnson

Adam

Péter Fancsikai

Henrik

Paul Albertson

Tibbets

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Yasuhito Ishikawa

Japanese Man

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Arthur Bateman

Young Pierre

Jennifer White

Radium Dancer

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Ema Yuasa

Radium Dancer

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Nicola Willis

Radium Dancer

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Acacia Schachte

Radium Dancer

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Joseph Kudra

Radium Dancer

Robbie Moore

Radium Dancer

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Jonas Vanderkerckhove

Radium Dancer

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Oscar Ramos

Radium Dancer

Richard Pepple

Lester Jackson

Alex Bartram

Daniel

Isabella Miles

Ève Aged 4

Ariella Glaser

Irène Aged 11

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Martin Anzor

Dimitri

Cara Bossom

Ève Aged 11

Edward Davis

Frédéric

Tim Woodward

Alexandre

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Tamás Szabó

Bernard

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If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com So, a little bit about me first: I was always a man of science. I have a Masters degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering, and I was always fascinated by how things truly work. On the other hand, I'm not the biggest fan of biographical movies due to the genre's boundaries. These films often follow a generic script, filled with formulaic plot points and lacking imaginative storytelling. Therefore, I usually analyze these movies based on a single question: "do I know more about th…

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'Radioactive' doesn't know what it wants to be - a biopic, a period drama, or a feminist meditation on the role of women in male-dominated fields - and while it is possible for a film to be all three, sadly this fragile script cannot juggle all of these successfully. What audiences are left with is yet another half-assed biopic that will be buried deep in Amazon Prime's streaming library, and rightfully so. The memory of one of the greatest women in science - and Rosamund Pike, for that matter - deserve far better than that. - Ashley Teresa Read Ashley's full article... https://www.maketh…

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Marie Curie was the first person to ever win a Nobel prize twice, and her legacy - alongside that of her husband and of their daughter - is no doubt what appealed to Rosamund Pike when offered this part. Sadly, though, the end product does very little justice to this trailblazing woman. It tries to reconcile her challenges as a scientist with those she faced as a women in man's world; of her immensely competitive instincts with her deep love for her husband (Sam Riley) and her family but in the end fails to impress. Riley is far too lightweight to provide an adequate foil for this strong and d…

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