Princeton University mathematician and Nobel Prize winner John Nash, whose life was the subject of the film "A Beautiful Mind," was killed in a taxi crash along with his wife in New Jersey on ...

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) – The Nobel Prize-winning mathematician whose struggle with schizophrenia was chronicled in the 2001 movie “A Beautiful Mind” has died in a car crash in New Jersey.

Nash’s work was of interest mainly to fellow mathematicians and economists until the release in 1998 of “A Beautiful Mind,” a biography by Sylvia Nasar stemming from her 1994 profile of Nash ...

A famed Princeton University mathematician whose story was the basis for the movie "A Beautiful Mind" and his wife were killed in a crash on the New Jersey Turnpike, police say.

It is a commonplace that John Nash, the Nobel-Prize winning mathematician and economist who recently died, had “schizophrenia.” All his obituaries repeat the formula, and the assumption of the ...

LOS ANGELES -- Breaking his silence on the controversy swirling around the Oscar-nominated film, A Beautiful Mind, the real-life mathematician portrayed in the movie, John Nash, has denied he was ...

John Forbes Nash Jr., the Bluefield native and Princeton University mathematician whose life inspired the film "A Beautiful Mind," and his wife died in a car crash Saturday, according to New ...

Beautiful Mind mathematician John Nash dies in car crash alongside his wife Alicia John Nash, who was 86, inspired the Oscar-winning film A Beautiful Mind starring Russell Crowe.

A Beautiful Mind producer Brian Grazer has paid a heartfelt tribute to John Nash, the Nobel Prize-winning mathematician who inspired the film. Nash, who was 86, was killed alongside his 82-year ...

Though his name and life story have received wide public recognition since the 2001 film "A Beautiful Mind," Nobel laureate in economics John Nash Jr. has not let Hollywood steer him from the field in ...

Yes, A Beautiful Mind is available to watch via streaming on Netflix. The movie revolves around a keen, brilliant yet asocial Maths student at Princeton University, John Nash.