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Madame Curie Director: Mervyn LeRoy Cast: Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, Robert Walker, Albert Basserman

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  • DVD Release Date: 01/30/2007
  • Original Release: 1943
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 14,180

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Vintage Oscar-nominated Pete Smith specialty short Romance of Radium; Greer Garson movie trailer gallery

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Disc #1 -- Madame Curie
1. Credits [1:09]
2. To Catch a Star [6:01]
3. Marie Meets Pierre [5:41]
4. Sorry, Dr. Curie [5:38]
5. Respect and Friendship [5:09]
6. Piece of the Sun [2:53]
7. Other Important Things [3:18]
8. Invitation [5:15]
9. Very Obstinate Girl [5:34]
10. Marital Chemistry Equation [4:10]
11. Newlyweds in Nature [3:02]
12. One Person Somewhere [3:33]
13. Nice Having Dinner [4:32]
14. Four Missing Points [4:00]
15. New Element [4:54]
16. Committee's Offer [4:04]
17. The Curies at Work [3:41]
18. Cancer Scare [6:28]
19. Ring in the True [5:14]
20. Where's Our Radium? [2:56]
21. Bedtime Story [5:04]
22. Glowing Stain [2:44]
23. Press Attention [3:05]
24. Proud and Thankful [4:30]
25. Measure of the Lady [5:48]
26. Tragedy [4:30]
27. More Stars to Catch [3:55]
28. Earrings for Marie [2:22]
29. Torch of Knowledge [4:13]

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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, All Movie Guide

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