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American Way Magazine Digital Edition

ISSUE: November 15, 2009

Articles about A Beautiful Mind

Making Science Sexy - 5-1-2005

That's Doron Webers job. And he gives away millions each year to make it happen.

Article Excerpts:

...Tucker: The Man and His Dream, and, of course, A Beautiful Mind. Didn’t the creators...

... Didn’t the creators of A Beautiful Mind take some major liberties with Sylvia...

And Baby Makes Four - 6-15-2005

Jennifer Connelly plays a frightened young mother in the psychological thriller Dark Water. But this real-life young mother and her six-year-old son found different kinds of thrills in the parks and museums (and hospitals) of London.

Article Excerpts:

...TV and film. He and Connelly met on the set of A Beautiful Mind, for which Connelly won an Oscar for Best...

Movies - 12-15-2001

A ROYAL SUCCESS The Majestic stars Jim Carrey (left) as a screenwriter who loses his job and his identity during the 1950’s blacklist, then goes on to rediscover his passions and convictions. Directed and produced by Academy Award no...

Article Excerpts:

...Oscar winner Russell Crowe (below) stars in A Beautiful Mind, which is based on the life of John Forbes Nash...

Movies - 3-15-2002

OSCAR WILD Well, it just wouldn’t be March without Oscar. The 74th annual Academy Awards ceremony will be held for the first time in the newly opened Kodak Theater in Hollywood. Amid the glitz and glamour of the ceremony, expe...

Article Excerpts:

...a Leading Role: NICOLE KIDMAN Best Picture: A Beautiful Mind ...

Lights, Camera, Action! - 9-15-2003

For more than 40 years, NFL Films has been recording everything from bone-crushing hits to bleep-worthy huddles. Yet each season they still have a few new tricks in their playbook. By Rudy Klancnik

Article Excerpts:

...of blockbuster movies such as Apollo 13 and A Beautiful Mind. "They use hard-hitting sound effects juxtaposed...

California Dreamin’ - 8-15-2009

The first thing that visitors to the courtyard of the new School of Cinematic Arts complex at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles are greeted by is the swashbuckling bronze likeness of Douglas Fairbanks Sr. -- but not because he was so dazzling in The Mark of Zorro (or in any of his other legendary roles). It was Fairbanks, a titan of the silent-film era as well as one of the founders of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, who, around 1927, first suggested to his fencing partner, USC president Rufus B. von KleinSmid, that establishing a film class at the university might be a boffo idea (see time-line entry number one).

Article Excerpts:

... RON HOWARD (won the Best Picture Oscar for A Beautiful Mind in 2002; nominated for Best Picture for ...

American Way Cover - 11/15/2009