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Radioactive

I have faith in humanity,I have faith in progress, but faith in an afterlife has no...

I have faith in humanity,
I have faith in progress, but faith in an afterlife has no scientific foundation
whatsoever

Full Transcript

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I have faith in humanity, I have faith in progress,
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but faith in an afterlife
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has no scientific foundation whatsoever.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
63
Timestamp in Movie
00:40:10
Uploaded
Jun 01, 2025
Genres
biography, drama, romance
Production
Working Title Films,Shoebox Films,StudioCanal

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Movie Summary

The incredible true story of Marie Sklodowska-Curie and her Nobel Prize-winning work that changed the world.
[Pierre clears throat] - Radioactive 00:05
[Pierre clears throat]
They want to give me the Legion of Honour - Radioactive 00:06
They want to give me the Legion of Honour
Well, I've asked them to thank the minister - Radioactive 00:05
Well, I've asked them to thank the minister
[Coughs] - Radioactive 00:06
[Coughs]
[Coughs] - Radioactive 00:06
[Coughs]
Don't take me to hospital. I won't go to hospital. - Radioactive 00:05
Don't take me to hospital. I won't go to hospital.
- [Baby coos] - I thought we'd lost her. - Radioactive 00:04
- [Baby coos] - I thought we'd lost her.
The famous Marie Curie needed help - Radioactive 00:05
The famous Marie Curie needed help
[Baby fusses] - Radioactive 00:06
[Baby fusses]
You must always be thinking about something. - Radioactive 00:04
You must always be thinking about something.
The commendation only mentions my name. - Radioactive 00:05
The commendation only mentions my name.
And I told them if there's a Nobel Prize to win, - Radioactive 00:07
And I told them if there's a Nobel Prize to win,
- What time is it in Sweden? - Ten after twelve. - Radioactive 00:05
- What time is it in Sweden? - Ten after twelve.
Are you sure this is where you want to be? - Radioactive 00:04
Are you sure this is where you want to be?
{\an8}Here the question can be raised - Radioactive 00:05
{\an8}Here the question can be raised
It can be thought that radium may become very dangerous - Radioactive 00:06
It can be thought that radium may become very dangerous
'Receiving you, Colonel Tibbets. Over.' - Radioactive 00:08
'Receiving you, Colonel Tibbets. Over.'
'Permission granted, Colonel. Over.' - Radioactive 00:17
'Permission granted, Colonel. Over.'
The example of the discoveries of Nobel is characteristic - Radioactive 00:11
The example of the discoveries of Nobel is characteristic
They are also a terrible means of destruction - Radioactive 00:08
They are also a terrible means of destruction