: In 1860s Paris, Pasteur is widely ridiculed as a "quack" for urging doctors to wash their hands and boil instruments to prevent "childbed fever". His chief antagonist is Dr. Charbonnet, the personal physician to Emperor Napoleon III, who believes microbes are a result—not the cause—of disease.
: The film features Paul Muni as Louis Pasteur, Josephine Hutchinson as his wife Marie, and Fritz Leiber as his nemesis Dr. Charbonnet. subtitle The.Story.Of.Louis.Pasteur.1936.720p.W...
The 1936 film , starring Paul Muni in an Oscar-winning role, is a biographical drama that chronicles the life of the pioneering French microbiologist. The story follows Pasteur’s relentless battle against the 19th-century medical establishment to prove that microbes are the cause of disease. Plot Summary : In 1860s Paris, Pasteur is widely ridiculed