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E=mc2: Directed by Benjamin Fry. With Jeremy Piven, Kelli Williams, Liza Walker, James Villiers. A physicist struggling to prove one of Einstein's theories still finds time to dabble in an extra-curricular relationship with one of his lab assistants.
- (147)
- Comedy, Romance
- Benjamin Fry
- 1996-01
Wavelength ★½ 1996 (R)Physicist and Oxford professor Paul Higgins (Piven) has a few problems—a wife, Claire (Williams), a girlfriend, Lucy (Walker), Lucy's father who just happens to be the head of the physics department, and a mysterious presence (Attenborough) who's trying to help Paul with his research on nuclear fission.
Sep 29, 2006 · Wavelength (1996, aka E=mc2) [VHS] Richard Attenborough (Actor), James Faulkner (Actor) Rated: R. Format: VHS Tape. 5.0 1 rating. IMDb 5.1/10.0. $4349. FREE Returns. VHS Tape.
- (1)
- English
- Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC, HiFi Sound
- 1 hour and 34 minutes
Jan 19, 1996 · Jan 18, 1996 11:00pm PT. Wavelength. A Trident Releasing production. Produced by Andre Burgess, Benjamin Fry. Directed, written by Benjamin Fry. Camera (Technicolor), Chris Middleton; editor,...
- Emanuel Levy
1 ★★½ rating (20%) ★★★★★. A physicist struggling to prove one of Einstein's theories still finds time to dabble in an extra-curricular relationship with one of his lab assistants. Meanwhile at home his under-sexed wife struggles under the assumption that he is hard at work with his experiments. All of which explodes when she discovers otherwise.
- Benjamin Fry
Andre Burgess Producer. Miles Millar Producer. Critics reviews. A physicist struggling to prove one of Einstein’s theories still finds time to dabble in an extra-curricular relationship with one of his lab assistants. Meanwhile at home, his under-sexed wife struggles under the assumption that he is hard at work with his experiments.
A physicist struggling to prove one of Einstein's theories still finds time to dabble in an extra-curricular relationship with one of his lab assistants. Meanwhile at home his under-sexed wife struggles under the assumption that he is hard at work with his experiments. All of which explodes when she discovers otherwise. Written by John Sacksteder