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Историята на Луи Пастьор „Историята на Луи Пастьор“ (на английски: The Story of Louis Pasteur) е американски биографичен филм, излязъл по екраните през 1936 година, режисиран от Уилям Дитерле с участието на Пол Муни в главната роля. Франция през 19-и век. Известният френски учен Луи Пастьор води неравна борба в отстояване на революционните си теории в областта на медицината. Въпреки трудностите, той не се отказва и продължава опитите си с подкрепата на малка групичка лоялни изследователи. Филмът е сред основните заглавия на деветата церемония по връчване на наградите „Оскар“ с номинации в четири категории, включително за „Най-добър филм“. В крайна сметка, той спечелва три статуетки: за сюжет, адаптиран сценарий и най-добра мъжка роля за великолепното изпълнение на Пол Муни.[1][2]
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The Story of Louis Pasteur The Story of Louis Pasteur is a 1936 American biographical film. It starred Paul Muni as the renowned scientist who developed major advances in microbiology which revolutionized agriculture and medicine. It was written by Pierre Collings and Sheridan Gibney, and Edward Chodorov (uncredited), and directed by William Dieterle. Muni won an Academy Award for Best Actor, while Collings and Gibney won for Best Screenplay and Best Story. The film was nominated for Best Picture. Contents Plot[edit] In nineteenth century France, chemist Louis Pasteur (Paul Muni) believes that diseases are caused by unseen microbes. His radical theory is dismissed by most doctors, particularly his most vocal critic, Dr. Charbonnet (Fritz Leiber, Sr.). Nonetheless, Pasteur carries on, with the assistance of a small group of loyal researchers, and finds a cure for anthrax. He also campaigns to have doctors wash their hands and sterilize their instruments before operating. Charbonnet is so certain that Pasteur is a quack that he injects himself with some of the rabies virus. When a triumphant Charbonnet shows no sign of contracting rabies, Pasteur is puzzled, until his wife suggests that the sample may have gotten weak with age. This sets him on the right path to finding a cure. When a frantic mother begs him to try his untested treatment on her son (Dickie Moore), who has been bitten by a rabid dog, Pasteur risks imprisonment and possibly the guillotine to save the child. Even Charbonnet finally concedes that he is right. In the end, Pasteur is honored for his accomplishments. Cast[edit] - Paul Muni as Louis Pasteur - Josephine Hutchinson as Marie Pasteur - Anita Louise as Annette Pasteur - Donald Woods as Dr. Jean Martel - Fritz Leiber as Dr. Charbonnet - Henry O'Neill as Dr. Emile Roux - Porter Hall as Dr. Rossignol - Raymond Brown as Dr. Radisse - Akim Tamiroff as Dr. Zaranoff - Halliwell Hobbes as Dr. Lister - Frank Reicher as Dr. Pfeiffer - Dickie Moore as Joseph Meister - Ruth Robinson as Mrs. Meister - Walter Kingsford as Napoleon III - Iphigenie Castiglione as Empress Eugénie - Herbert Corthell as Louis Adolphe Thiers, President of France Radio adaptations[edit] Paul Muni reprised his role in two radio play versions of the film: the November 23, 1936, episode of Lux Radio Theater and the April 13, 1946, episode of Academy Award Theater. External links[edit] - The Story of Louis Pasteur at the TCM Movie Database - The Story of Louis Pasteur at the Internet Movie Database - The Story of Louis Pasteur at AllMovie - The Story of Louis Pasteur at Virtual History - The Internet Archive holds a radio adaptation of the film, originally broadcast on November 23, 1936 by Lux Radio Theater. - 1936 films - English-language films - American films - American biographical films - Black-and-white films - Films about infectious diseases - Films based on biographies - Films directed by William Dieterle - Films featuring a Best Actor Academy Award winning performance - Films whose writer won the Best Adapted Screenplay Academy Award - First National Pictures films - Films that won the Academy Award for Best Story