Review of Madame Curie (1943) by Edith N — 12 Jul 2012
A pretty decent film for the time but there's a lot of things holding it back. The narrator is kind of annoying, the dialogue is very wooden (Pidgeon's lines especially), and it would have done the movie a great service to show how Curie slowly died of radiation sickness.
That could easily have been a half hour. Still, Greer Garson's acting is very good. Not sure how historically or scientifically accurate it is, but it's worth at least one watch.
This review of Madame Curie (1943) was written by Edith N on 12 Jul 2012.
Madame Curie has generally received positive reviews.
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