A Beautiful Mind (movie)

A Beautiful Mind
Directed by	Ron Howard
Produced by	Brian Grazer; Ron Howard;
Written by	Akiva Goldsman
Based on	A Beautiful Mind; by Sylvia Nasar
Starring	Russell Crowe; Ed Harris; Jennifer Connelly; Paul Bettany; Adam Goldberg; Judd Hirsch; Josh Lucas; Anthony Rapp; Christopher Plummer;
Music by	James Horner
Cinematography	Roger Deakins
Edited by	Daniel P. Hanley; Mike Hill;
Production; company	Imagine Entertainment
Distributed by	Universal Pictures; (North America); DreamWorks Pictures; (International);
Release date	December 13, 2001 (Beverly Hills premiere); December 21, 2001 (United States);
Running time	135 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Budget	$58 million
Box office	$313 million

A Beautiful Mind is a 2001 biographical movie about the mathematician John Nash and his experiences of schizophrenia. It is set in Massachusetts and New Jersey. It stars Russell Crowe, Ed Harris, Jennifer Connelly, Christopher Plummer, and Paul Bettany. It was directed by Ron Howard.

The movie is based on a book by Sylvia Nasar.

Release dates[change | change source]

Country	Premiere
Canada	4 January 2002
United States	4 January 2002
Belgium	13 February 2002
France	13 February 2002
Israel	14 February 2002
Brazil	15 February 2002
Finland	15 February 2002
Switzerland	20 February 2002 (French speaking region)
Argentina	21 February 2002
Czech Republic	21 February 2002
Netherlands	21 February 2002
Peru	21 February 2002
Slovakia	21 February 2002
Spain	22 February 2002
United Kingdom	22 February 2002
Italy	22 February 2002
South Korea	22 February 2002
Portugal	22 February 2002
Romania	22 February 2002
Uruguay	22 February 2002
Philippines	27 February 2002
Russia	27 February 2002
Switzerland	28 February 2002 (German speaking region)
Germany	28 February 2002
Hong Kong	28 February 2002
Hungary	28 February 2002
Austria	1 March 2002
Colombia	1 March 2002
Denmark	1 March 2002
Estonia	1 March 2002
Ireland	1 March 2002
Iceland	1 March 2002
Mexico	1 March 2002
Norway	1 March 2002
Poland	1 March 2002
Egypt	6 March 2002
Australia	7 March 2002
Sweden	8 March 2002
Turkey	8 March 2002
Taiwan	8 March 2002
Greece	15 March 2002
Kazakhstan	15 March 2002
South Africa	15 March 2002
New Zealand	21 March 2002
Lithuania	22 March 2002
Japan	30 March 2002
Kuwait	2 April 2002
Bulgaria	3 May 2002