The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Grand Budapest Hotel tells of a legendary concierge at a famous European hotel between the wars and his friendship with a young employee who becomes his trusted protégé. The story involves the theft and recovery of a priceless Renaissance painting, the battle for an enormous family fortune and the slow and then sudden upheavals that transformed Europe during the first half of the 20th century.
Comedy, Drama
Fox Searchlight Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions, Studio Babelsberg, Indian Paintbrush, TSG Entertainment, American Empirical Pictures
Ralph Fiennes as M. Gustave, Tony Revolori as Zero Moustafa, F. Murray Abraham as Mr. Moustafa, Mathieu Amalric as Serge, Adrien Brody as Dmitri, Willem Dafoe as Jopling, Jeff Goldblum as Kovacs, Harvey Keitel as Ludwig, Jude Law as Young Writer, Bill Murray as M. Ivan, Edward Norton as Henckels, Saoirse Ronan as Agatha, Jason Schwartzman as M. Jean, Léa Seydoux as Clotilde, Tilda Swinton as Madame D., Tom Wilkinson as Author, Owen Wilson as M. Chuck, Florian Lukas as Pinky, Bob Balaban as M. Martin, Fisher Stevens as M. Robin, Wallace Wolodarsky as M. Georges, Waris Ahluwalia as M. Dino, Larry Pine as Mr. Mosher, Karl Markovics as Wolf, Volker Michalowski as Gunther, Daniel Steiner as Anatole, Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen as Ernst, Lisa Kreuzer as Grande Dame, Rainer Reiners as Herr Mendl, Sabine Urig as Laetizia, Claudia Jung as Usherette, Matthias Matschke as Prison Guard, Philipp Sonntag as Monk, Hans Martin Stier as Monk, Giselda Volodi as Serge's Sister, Neal Huff as Lieutenant, Steffen Scheumann as Head Waiter (1968), Milton Welsh as Franz, Piet Paes as Taxi Driver, Michaela Caspar as Marguerite, Heike Hanold-Lynch as Carolina, Roy Macready as Old Man, Carl Sprague as Distant Relation, Golo Euler as Lutz Police Militia, Roman Berger as Parcel Inspector, Michael Benthin as Snitch, Lucas Hedges as Pump Attendant, Wolfgang Ceczor as Monk, Georg Tryphon as Monk, Gabriel Rush as Otto, Hannes Wegener as Soldier, Gerald Sullivan as Soldier, Ben Howard as Soldier, Marko Dyrlich as Zig-Zag, Jella Niemann as Student, Marcel Mazur as Author's Grandson, Robert Bienas as Alpine Hiker, Oliver Claridge as Composer, Bernhard Kremser as Businessman, Kunichi Nomura as Actor, Sister Anna Rademacher as Nun, Heinz-Werner Jeschkowski as Bather, Sabine Euler as Schoolteacher, Renate Klein as Widow, Paul Schlase as Igor, Darin Damjanow as Chauffeur, Dar Ronge as Crippled Shoeshine Boy, Robin Hurlstone as Herr Schneider, Jutta Westphal as Frau Liebling, Gisela Bech as Grande Dame, Birgit Müller as Grande Dame, Ursula Kuhnt as Grande Dame, Monika Krüger as Grande Dame, Wolfram Nielacny as Herr Becker, John Peet as Young Man, Jürgen Schwämmle as Lutz Police Militia, Frank Jacob as Giant Convict, Lennart Meyer as Lobby Boy, Alfred Hänel as Lobby Boy, Manpreet Gerlach as Lobby Boy, David Adamik as Lobby Boy, Moritz Hepper as Lobby Boy, David Cioffi as Cook, Oliver Hazell as Soldier, Bohumil Váchal as Judge, Ed Munro as 'Boy with Apple' (model), Francesco Zippel as Footman (1932), Enrico Hoffmann as Footman (1932), Marie Goyette as Housekeeper (1932), Jeno Orosz as Doorman (1932), Gyula Lukács as Doorman (1932), Georg Rittmannsperger as Front Desk (1932), Dirk Bossmann as Front Desk (1932), Arwin Lobedann as Front Desk (1932), Matthias Holfert as Chef (1932), Reinhold Hegelow as Head Waiter (1932), Steffen Nixdorf as Second Waiter (1932), Manfred Lindner as Front Desk (1968), Uwe Holoubek as Second Waiter (1968)