Radioactive – Official Trailer | Prime Video

RADIOACTIVE is the incredible, true-story of Marie Skłodowska Curie and her ground-breaking scientific achievements that revolutionized medicine with her discovery of radium and polonium, ultimately changing the face of science forever. Marie was the first female to win the Nobel Prize and the first person in history to win the esteemed award twice. Oscar-nominated Marjane Satrapi (Persepolis) directs this dazzling cast, which includes Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, A United Kingdom) as Marie with Sam Riley (Control) playing her beloved husband and Aneurin Barnard (Dunkirk) as her lover, Paul; rising star Anya Taylor-Joy (The Witch) also stars, playing the young Irene, Marie Curie’s daughter. Available on Prime Video in the U.S. on July 24.

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[stang]

She's the only person to win a Nobel Prize in both physics and chemistry

[Bagheera]

I always hated the fact that people of her time really didn't respect her but that's the fate of every genius. People hate change and when that change is brought by a woman their hate grows twice. Looking forward to watch this

[anshumishra]

Fun Fact: she won two Nobel prizes and her husband got one and her daughter along with her husband also received the noble prize.

[shashanktripathi]

This story needed to be told, a genius Marie Curie

[shahzaman]

She is the one my Uncle died praising. My uncle actually had a cancer and he always wanted to salute her personally for what she has done for the world! Salute to Madam Curie. !

[qtqtqtqt]

If Bollywood would have made this she would have been dancing with radioactive dancers in background

[letmeshinethru]

I want to tell you about radium, a most post peculiar and remarkable element. It doesn't behave as it should. The last delivery draws a hidden parallel with women, like her, who dared to dream. They did not behave the way society expected them to.

[eindiajansevacenter]

Fun fact: not only Madam Curie won 2 Nobel prize. Her family won 5 Nobel prize including her 2. She won twice, her husband won once, her daughter won once and her son in law won once.😃😃 Family of legends

[HarshPatel]

That’s how a biopic should be made. They just turned Shakuntala Devi biopic in a cheesy musical.

[rahulsekh]

Wow man just wow. She is my biggest role model. Some might say she is a scientist as usual. But the matter of fact is, she fought with patriarchial society and became one of the greatest mind of science, got two nobels in two fields in that time when women had to suffer for mere voting rights. She was even died to radioactive exposure, that proves how much she was determined and passionate for science, never cared for her own life, so she was one kind of martyr in the name science. Hail to Marie Curie, hail to her courage, hail to her passion, hail to her determination.🙏

[subrataroy]

This series must be included to the National geography series "Genius"

[skkharwas]

When I read the title Radioactive, the first thought came in mind is Madam Curie. She is a inspiration.

[fhlefcl]

Among all the 'first' females in the world, Marie Curie is the most underrated.

[theborgv]

Why Imagine Dragons is not playing over this trailer is beyond me.

[dianathedreamer]

I remember how much I wanted my school to be named after her, but no, they chose to name it after the pope, just like everything else in Poland. Maria Skłodowska Curie was one of the most brilliant minds to ever grace this planet and so underappreciated, as women tend to be.

[redcoralvlogs]

Meanwhile prime india is going to air biopic of Mathematician Shakuntala devi with dance and drama.

[hridaybharadwaj]

Most under appreciated one of the brilliant mind human race has ever offered.

[BlueJazzBoyNZ]

Marie had Curie-osity that will never be forgotten or dismissed...

[lord_srijan]

Not many people know but she was a very close friend of Einstein even advising him on his personal matters.
Their chemistry or I should rather say physics was really intriguingly benevolent.

[learnandgrow]

She is really kind hearted she doesn't got copyright for radium and polonium because she want use every upcoming scientist to make more research on it without any interruption, noble prize deserve her ❤️, lot of respect mam from India