The movie portrays Nikola Tesla as a man who appeared socially inept, always deeply involved in one of his fantastic visions. People around him tended to support his genius for profit, while Tesla seemed indifferent to monetary considerations. The film gives an intriguing glimpse of genius, while exposing Tesla's numerous eccentricities. The acting by Petar Bozovic, Dennis Patrick, Strother Martin, and Orson Wells is terrific. If you want to view a visionary's somewhat tortured life, then this is the film to see. Documentaries are nice, but somewhat sterile in depicting Tesla's relationships with Thomas Edison, George Westinghouse, and J.P. Morgan. Highly recommended entertainment that makes you think. - MERK
Review of The Secret Life of Nikola Tesla
