E=mc² – Einsteins große Idee (2005)
Vor etwa einem Jahrhundert entstand eine Formel, die die Welt veränderte: E=mc². Doch wie kam Albert Einstein auf diese Formel? Wer lieferte die Vorarbeit zur Relativitätstheorie? Und welche Auswirkungen haben diese Zeichen auf die Wissenschaft? All diese Fragen versucht der Film „E=mc² – Einsteins große Idee“ zu beantworten.
Der Regisseur: Gary Johnstone
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Aidan McArdle as Einstein |
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Anton Lesser as Voltaire |
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Andrew Callaway as Maupertuis |
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Julian Rhind-Tutt as Antoine Lavoisier |
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Shirley Henderson as Mileva Maric |
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Ty Glaser as Marie Anne Lavoisier |
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Andy Crabbe as Habicht |
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Samuel West as Humphry Davy |
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Daniel D'Alessandro as Algarotti |
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Brendan Fleming as Hermann Einstein |
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Gregory Fox-Murphy as Brande |
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Philip Herbert as Count de Amerval |
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Chris Jenkinson as Dr. Haller |
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Wolf Kahler as Horlein |
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George Layton as Emilie’s Father |
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Alex Macqueen as Chater |
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Richard Mulholland as Emilie’s Tutor |
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Stephen Noonan as Marat |
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Christopher Eccleston as Narrator (voice) |
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John Lithgow as Narrator (voice) U.S. edition |
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Steven Robertson as Michael Faraday |
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Christian Rubeck as Otto Hahn |
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Emily Woof as Lise Meitner |
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Ian Duncan as Charles de Breteuil |
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James Tovell as Manson |
| Directing | Gary Johnstone | Director |
| Writing | David Bodanis | Writer |
| Writing | Gary Johnstone | Writer |
| Directing | Nick Justin | First Assistant Director |
