No Ordinary Genius

No Ordinary Genius

No Ordinary Genius

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No Ordinary Genius

1993

1h 35m

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An intimate, moving, and funny account of the remarkable life and times of Richard Feynman—the most extraordinary scientist of his age.

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11 members

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Richard Feynman

Self (archive footage)

Richard Feynman

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Danny Hillis

Self

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Jirayr Zorthian

Self

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Albert Hibbs

Self

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Joan Feynman

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Michelle Feynman

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Carl Feynman

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Freeman Dyson

Self

Freeman Dyson

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Donald Kutyna

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Hans Bethe

Self

Hans Bethe

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Marvin Minsky

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