The Theory of Everything

December 26th, 2014







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The Theory of Everything

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Plot
A look at the relationship between the famous physicist Stephen Hawking and his wife.

Release Year: 2014

Rating: 7.8/10 (739 voted)

Critic's Score: 66/100

Director: James Marsh

Stars: Eddie Redmayne, Felicity Jones, Tom Prior

Storyline
A look at the relationship between the famous physicist Stephen Hawking and his wife.

Writers: Anthony McCarten, Jane Hawking

Cast:
Eddie Redmayne - Stephen Hawking
Felicity Jones - Jane Hawking
Tom Prior - Robert Hawking (Age 17)
Sophie Perry - Lucy Hawking (Age 14)
Finlay Wright-Stephens - Timothy Hawking (Age 8)
Harry Lloyd - Brian
Alice Orr-Ewing - Diana King
David Thewlis - Dennis Sciama
Thomas Morrison - Carter
Michael Marcus - Ellis
Gruffudd Glyn - Rees
Paul Longley - Barman, Rowing Club
Emily Watson - Beryl Wilde
Guy Oliver-Watts - George Wilde
Simon McBurney - Frank Hawking

Country: UK

Language: English, French

Release Date: 7 November 2014



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Did You Know?

Trivia:
Eddie Redmayne is a good friend of Benedict Cumberbatch who played Stephen Hawking in a TV movie for the BBC simply titled Hawking (2004). Cumberbatch is the first ever actor to play the scientist on screen. See more »



User Review

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Rating: 10/10

What a wonderful accomplishment of a film by James Marsh (Man on Wire) who brings such depth and beauty to the life/love story of Stephen and Jane Hawking. The film is adapted from her novel on their life and brings forth much of the love and tenacity necessary to care for and love someone going through great physical struggles over time. Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones give fantastic and intimate portrayals of Stephen and Jane during their courtship and lives together. My vote for best film at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. In Q&A after film James Marsh told a great story about Stephen Hawking's reaction to the film where he gave the response that it was in "largely genuine"... and Eddie Redmayne said that Stephen Hawking after viewing the film allowed them to use his actual "voice" instead of their approximation for the film that they had produced. The most touching was that Hawking had tears to be wiped away after viewing which will give to you a sense of how genuine this film is.





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