The Grand Budapest Hotel

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Cast

Ralph Fiennes
as M. Gustave

Tony Revolori
as Zero Moustafa

F. Murray Abraham
as Mr. Moustafa

Edward Norton
as Henckels

Saoirse Ronan
as Agatha

Tilda Swinton
as Madame D.

Bill Murray
as M. Ivan

Jeff Goldblum
as Deputy Kovacs

Jason Schwartzman
as M. Jean

Willem Dafoe
as Jopling

Adrien Brody
as Dmitri

Harvey Keitel
as Ludwig

Mathieu Amalric
as Serge X.

Jude Law
as Young Writer

Owen Wilson
as M. Chuck

Léa Seydoux
as Clotilde

Tom Wilkinson
as Author

Larry Pine
as Mr. Mosher

Giselda Volodi
as Serge's Sister

Florian Lukas
as Pinky

Karl Markovics
as Wolf

Volker Zack Michalowski
as Günther

Neal Huff
as Lieutenant

Bob Balaban
as M. Martin "The Society of the Crossed Keys"

Fisher Stevens
as M. Robin "The Society of the Crossed Keys"

Wallace Wolodarsky
as M. Georges "The Society of the Crossed Keys"

Waris Ahluwalia
as M. Dino "The Society of the Crossed Keys"

Jella Niemann
as Student

Marcel Mazur
as Author's Grandson

Robert Bienas
as Alpine Hiker

Manfred Lindner
as Front Desk (1968)

Oliver Claridge
as Composer

Bernhard Kremser
as Businessman

Kunichi Nomura
as Actor

Sister Anna Rademacher
as Nun

Anna Rademacher
as Nun

Heinz-Werner Jeschkowski
as Bather

Steffan Scheumann
as Head Waiter (1968)

Sabine Euler
as Schoolteacher

Renate Klein
as Widow

Uwe Holoubek
as Second Waiter (1968)

Francesco Zippel
as Footmen (1932)

Heike Hanold-Lynch
as Carolina

Lennart Meyer
as Lobby Boy

Hans Alfredson
as Lobby Boy

Manpreet Gerlach
as Lobby Boy

David Adamik
as Lobby Boy

David Cioffi
as Cook

Lucas Hedges
as Pump Attendant

Wolfgang Czeczor
as Monk

Philipp Sonntag
as Monk

Hans Martin Stier
as Monk

Georg Tryphon
as Monk

Gabriel Rush
as Otto

Hannes Wegener
as Soldier

Gerry Sullivan
as Soldier

Oliver Hazell
as Soldier

Ben Howard
as Soldier

Bohumil Váchal
as Judge

Marko Dyrlich
as Zig-Zag

Ed Munro
as "Boy with Apple" (Model)

Enrico Hoffmann
as Footmen (1932)

Daniel Steiner
as Anatole

Marie Goyette
as Housekeeper (1932)

Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen
as Ernst

Paul Schlase
as Igor

Jeno Orosz
as Doormen (1932)

Gyula Lukács
as Doormen (1923)

Darin Damjanow
as Chauffeur

Dar Ronge
as Crippled Shoeshine Boy

Georg Rittmannsperger
as Front Desk (1932)

Dirk Bossmann
as Front Desk (1932)

Arwin Lobedann
as Front Desk (1932)

Robin Hurlstone
as Herr Schneider

Jutta Westphal
as Frau Liebling

Matthias Holfert
as Chef (1923)

Lisa Kreuzer
as Grandes Dame

Gisela Bech
as Grandes Dame

Birgit Müller
as Grandes Dame

Ursula Kuhnt
as Grandes Dame

Monika Krüger
as Grandes Dame

Francesco Holoubek
as Footmen (1932)

Wolfram Nielacny
as Herr Becker

Reinhold Hegelow
as Head Waiter (1932)

Steffen Nixdorf
as Second Waiter (1932)

Rainer Reiners
as Herr Mendl

Milton Welsh
as Franz

Piet Paes
as Taxi Driver

Michaela Caspar
as Marguerite

Sabine Urig
as Laetizia

Roy Macready
as Old Man

John Peet
as Young Man

Carl Sprague
as Distant Relation

Golo Euler
as Lutz Police Militia

Jürgen Schwämmle
as Lutz Police Militia

Frank Jacob
as Giant Convict

Claudia Junge
as Usherette

Roman Berger
as Parcel Inspector

Michael Benthin
as Snitch

Matthais Matschke
as Prison Guard

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• Mar 29, 2016

  This is a very funny movie. Wes Anderson is really good at making these very different films that people are just captured by. This movie just proves that his talent is really unlimited. Ralph Fiennes is brilliant in this movie, but then again he always is. Then again, his performance in this movie really brought his career to a new point, because he really is a dramatic actor as seen in movies like "Schindler's List" and "The English Patient." The fact that he can do a performance like this, which is basically a comedic performance, is just once again proving why he is one of the greatest actors in Hollywood. He has beautiful chemistry with the young Tony Revolori who is also very good in this movie.
  

  Lasse G Super Reviewer
• Feb 29, 2016

  A host of comic book characters in typical Wes Anderson style set in a fantasy country not unlike Eastern Europe in a fantasy time not unlike the 1930s with pretty and playful cinematography not unlike a Jeunet movie. Another tour de force by Ralph Fiennes, the sophisticated hotel proprietor dedicated to bringing civilisation to the uncouth "modern" age.
  Ross C Super Reviewer
• Oct 08, 2015

  The Grand Budapest Hotel did not have many laugh out loud moments; rarely did I more than grin or chuckle. But I was laughing on the inside and found the film very enjoyable to the extent that I was wishing I had not returned the DVD because I wanted to watch it again [which I have since first writing this review]. Something about it is very Oscar Wilde, aesthetic and witty.
  Robert B Super Reviewer
• Jul 26, 2015

  Wes Anderson's delightfully quirky, visually striking, surrealistic comedy about Gustave H, played marvelously by Ralph Fiennes, with a dead-pan comic seriousness, who is a perfectionist concierge of this famous and luxurious hotel. Pleasing his customers is his number one priority, even if that means having sex with the aging doyennes. Then there is Gustave H's adoring and trusty sidekick, Zero, the lobby boy, wonderfully played by young Tony Revolori, in a scene-stealing performance, he is a stoic and observant pupil, whose painted on pencil mustache suggests that perhaps he shares some of his mentor's rarefied tastes. Soon mayhem will hit the grand hotel in the form of murder, revenge and a sinister dark plot. Brilliant direction by Wes Anderson, with terrific supporting performances by F. Murray Abraham, Mathieu Amairic, Adrien Brody, Williem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum, Harvey Kietel, Jude Law, Billy Murray, Edward Norton, Saoirse Ronan, Tilda Swinton, and Tom Wilkinson. Impressive cinematography by Robert D. Yeoman, and a sensational score by Alexandre Desplat. An absurdly funny and original madcap comedy. Winner of 4 Academy Awards including Best Costume Design, Best Makeup and Hairstyling, Best Original Score, and Best Production Design. Highly Recommended.
  Danny R Super Reviewer

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