Now it’s time to bring science and love together with the movie on Stephen Hawking. The very first trailer of ‘The Theory of Everything’ teases romance, tragedy.
“The Theory of Everything,” in which the famed physicist is played by Eddie Redmayne, is a movie that appears to meld science and romance.
The full-length trailer for the Hawking biopic, called “The Theory of Everything,” was unveiled on 6th august. The 2.5-minute trailer suggests that the film, which comes out in November, focuses heavily on the relationship between Stephen Hawking and his first wife Jane, whom he met while a graduate student at Cambridge University in England.
“The Theory of Everything” is directed by James Marsh, the British film-maker behind Man on Wire and Shadow Dancer, the film is due to be screened in the special presentations section at the upcoming Toronto international film festival. It stars Les Miserables’ Eddie Redmayne as Hawking, with Like Crazy’s Felicity Jones as his wife Jane.
Marsh shows us Hawking and Jane’s first encounter at Cambridge University in 1964 and his early academic successes, culminating in a doctorate after he advanced theories about spacetime singularities at the centre of black holes. He is diagnosed with motor neurone disease 
and told he may have just two years to live.
It is not entirely clear from the trailer which periods the biopic covers, though it appears to run until at least 1985, when the physicist became desperately ill with pneumonia and was given a tracheotomy by doctors to save his life. The trailer shows him hearing his now-famous synthesized voice for the first time, the dramatic moment lightened when Jane expresses alarm that the computer program features an American accent.
The trailer of “The Theory of Everything” does not touch on Hawking’s later personal travails, which included divorce from Jane in 1995 and a second marriage to his former nurse, Elaine Mason, which also ended in divorce. Cambridge police investigated allegations that the second Mrs. Hawking had abused her husband in 2004, but the case was dropped when the scientist issued a statement saying they were false.
An earlier television film about the physicist’s early life, Hawking, starred Benedict Cumberbatch in the title role. It was produced by the BBC and screened on BBC2 in 2004. Last year’s biographical documentary, also titled Hawking, featured Nathan Chapple as the scientist, with Hawking himself discussing his life from childhood, struggle with illness and later worldwide fame.
The Theory of Everything also stars David Thewlis, Emily Watson and Harry Lloyd. It is due in US cinemas on 7 November, timing which suggests an awards-season run, and arrives in the UK on 1 January.
Now we have to wait to see the combination of classic themes — love, tragedy, defying the odds will work or not.
The First Trailer for Stephen Hawking Biopic 'Theory of Everything' is now available
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