Reparto y equipo de Horizon

Horizon

Horizon es la serie documental de ciencia de 50 minutos de la BBC Two. En septiembre de 2004 celebró su 40 aniversario y continúa disfrutando de excelentes críticas. Reconocido como el líder mundial en su campo, regularmente gana una amplia gama de reconocimientos internacionales de ciencia, medicina y medioambiente, y recientemente ganó el Royal Television Society Award y el Prix Italia. En 2002, la Academia Británica de Artes Cinematográficas y de Televisión le otorgó a Horizon el Premio de Televisión BAFTA por Mejor Serie de Hechos o Strand. En 2003 ganó el prestigioso premio Images et Science al mejor documental médico y el Premio Carl von Linne en el festival de cine Living Europe en Suecia. Ese año, una coproducción de Horizon con WGBH Boston ganó el Emmy al mejor documental.

Cast completo de Horizon

Jeff Goldblum as James Watson

Jeff Goldblum

James Watson
Jeff Goldblum's portrayal of the brilliant but controversial figure of James Watson in the BBC television series "Horizon" is a masterclass in nuanced acting. Known for his distinctive voice and idiosyncratic delivery, Goldblum brings a complex mix of intellectual curiosity and a hint of eccentricity to the role, perfectly embodying the character of the famed co-discoverer of the structure of DNA. His performance captures the essence of Watson's brash confidence and the sharpness of his mind, while also subtly hinting at the problematic aspects of his personality that have made Watson a figure of both admiration and controversy. Goldblum manages to humanize the scientist, presenting a Watson who is both compelling and flawed, without shying away from the moral ambiguities that have surrounded his subject's legacy. His ability to convey the passion and excitement of scientific discovery, as well as the interpersonal dynamics that played a significant role in Watson's collaboration with Francis Crick, Rosalind Franklin, and others, adds depth to the historical narrative and offers viewers a captivating glimpse into one of the most transformative periods in modern science.
Helen McCrory as Narrator

Helen McCrory

Narrator
David Harewood as Narrator

David Harewood

Narrator
Katherine Parkinson as Narrator

Katherine Parkinson

Narrator