National Geographic's anthology series Genius, chronicling the life of Albert Einstein, premiered on Tuesday, April 25. The series stars some heavy hitters in the role of Einstein, with Oscar winner ...

An elderly Albert Einstein, played by Geoffrey Rush, blows out a candle on a birthday cake in the final episode of National Geographic Channel’s “Genius” TV series. (National Geographic Channel Photo) ...

Even though the fourth episode of National Geographic’s Genius. ended with Einstein unveiling “e=mc2” and an eye-rolling title-drop, he wasn’t the real genius of the hour. No, he was the villain — and ...

Geoffrey Rush as Einstein in National Geographic Channel’s new series Genius Geoffrey Rush says National Geographic Channel’s new series Genius will help paint a picture of who Einstein really was — ...

Albert Einstein and his wife, Mileva Maric (played by Johnny Flynn and Samantha Colley) look over a scientific paper in “Genius,” a TV series on the National Geographic Channel. (NGC via YouTube) ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Philosopher, humanitarian and physicist Albert Einstein is the subject of new TV series "Genius," which delves into the drama and passion of the man who developed the theory of ...

A lot of the prestige television shows from the past decade focus on so-called “difficult men.” These anti-heroes are flawed but brilliant, and audiences root for them even as time and time again the ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Johnny Flynn stars as young Albert Einstein in National Geographic’s ‘Genius’ (Robert Viglasky/National Geographic) He was born in ...

For heavyweight filmmaker Ron Howard, a two-hour movie chronicling the life of Albert Einstein, one of the greatest minds in history, wasn’t something that would have “served the character in the ...

"I think Einstein would have been at the front of that march," said the National Geographic series showrunner Ken Biller. By Jean Bentley Over the weekend — on Earth Day — thousands of people all over ...

Series television now features a real-life great thinker — Albert Einstein in National Geographic's Genius (Tuesdays, 9 ET/PT) — but the small screen has had no shortage of fictional brainiacs over ...