'genius inventor' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "Nikola Tesla was a genius inventor whose ideas changed the world forever."
Finally, Dakkar is placed with the mysterious Count Oginski, a genius inventor with a dark past.
Other voices featured here include the ham Russell Brand (as Dr Nefario, a genius inventor), Julie Andrews as Gru's demanding mother and Jason Segel as Gru's arch-rival Vector.
In an e-mail, Adult Swim described "Rick & Morty" as "a 30-minute animated series that follows a genius inventor grandfather and his less than genius grandson, and the journeys in life they share".
Ant-Man stars Paul Rudd as the titular size-shifting crimefighter, who is recruited to adopt the mantle of Earth's tiniest hero by Michael Douglas's genius inventor Hank Pym.
With help from the San Francisco Arts Commission, Mugwumpin, an experimental group, found a suitably decrepit spot in the Tenderloin to tell the story of Nikola Tesla's tragic life as a misunderstood genius inventor — only to learn that the play's director was allergic to the black mold lurking in the walls.
Reed's film (the US director was previously best known for the middling 2008 Jim Carrey comedy Yes Man) stars Paul Rudd as the size-shifting superhero, with Michael Douglas as genius inventor Hank Pym, and Evangeline Lily as the genius inventor's daughter.
Spend time with Mr Ovshinsky and his employees, and it becomes plain that his social values permeate his organisation.But what lifts Mr Ovshinsky into the league of genius inventors is something rather less common: success.
Placing Mr. Ovshinsky in "the league of genius inventors," The Economist magazine once titled an article about him "The Edison of Our Age?" If not quite that, he was certainly among the 20th century's most inventive breed of scientists who, like Edison, parlayed their ideas into practical commercial applications.
Frank, on the other hand, has grown into an embittered, reclusive man-genius inventor.
Clooney plays Frank Walker, a former boy-genius inventor who has become pessimistic about the future of the world, until he teams up with a teenage girl who is determined to save it.
A prologue at the 1964 New York World's Fair sees Frank, a boy-genius inventor who'll grow up to be George Clooney, given a Tomorrowland badge by a mysterious little English girl.
