Want to discover a Hollywood star in the shoes of a genius mathematician? So go to Netflix, which offers in its catalog “An Exceptional Man”, Oscar for Best Film in 2002!
Do you like math? Then this film available on Netflix is made for you! Don’t like math? So this film available on Netflix is also made for you because it could act as a trigger and make you appreciate equations of several degrees! What work are we talking about here? Very good An Exceptional Man, released in theaters in 2002 and winner of four Oscars including Best Film!
An exceptional man, partly fictional, is a biopic based on the life of American mathematician John Forbes Nash Jr., famous for his economic game theory. For him, fluctuations in financial markets can be calculated very precisely. Engaged in the middle of the Cold War in order to decipher possible Russian coded messages in the press, John Forbes Nash Jr. will experience his mission too intensely and will be interned after a few years, suffering from paranoid schizophrenia. In 1994 he won the prestigious Nobel Prize in economic sciences.
It is the New Zealand actor Russell Crowe, then just crowned with the success of Gladiator, who plays the character of John Forbes Nash Jr on screen. An exceptional mana very effective biopic, will be the big winner of the 2002 Oscars with four major awards: Best Film, Best Director for Ron Howard, Best Adapted Screenplay for Akiva Goldsman and Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Jennifer Connelly.
When Russell meets John…
Note that during the filming of this film, refused by a megastar, the actor Russell Crowe had the privilege of being able to meet the real John Forbes Nash Jr., when the famous mathematician (tragically died in 2015) visited the sets. Likewise, Jennifer Connellywho plays Alicia Nash, the wife of John Forbes Nash Jr., was able to meet her model.
With a cast of very good quality with, in addition Russell Crowe in its “exceptional” role, the presence of Jennifer ConnellyPaul Bettany and Ed Harris, the very successful feature film An exceptional man, which brought together nearly 800,000 spectators in the French theaters, can quickly be discovered in your living room. As obvious as two and two make four!
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