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Despite the movie's title, Wes Anderson confessed in an National Public Radio interview that Prague [...]	D
Author (Tom Wilkinson) was a partially fictionalized version of Stefan Zweig.	D
Vilmos Kovacs (Jeff Goldblum) was named after famous Hungarian Cinematographers (and friends) Vilmos [...]	D
That's a miniature ladder descending at (56:47).	D
After escaping from prison, M. Gustave calls upon the services of the Society of the Crossed Keys, a [...]	D
A day in the life of Wes Anderson on a train: "One thing that was great, we sometimes scouted by tra [...]	D
The 1968 sequences involving Jude Law and F. Murray Abraham were filmed first, due to the production [...]	D
In addition to being one of the rare movies to have actual stories which are connected with the news [...]	D
Jeff Goldblum, who plays Kovacs, played the title role in Ernie Kovac: Between the Laughter " a 1984 [...]	D
Tilda Swinton spent five hours in the make-up chair to play eighty-four-year-old dowager Madame D. " [...]	D
Harvey Keitel appeared in Bastardi senza gloria (2009) (though only in a voice cameo) which was also [...]	D
The highest-grossing movie to date of writer, producer, and director Wes Anderson's career.	D
M. Ivan (Bill Murray) can be read in Hungarian as "Mi van?", which means: "What's going on?"	D
Lucas Hedges: as the pump attendant. He previously appeared in Moonrise Kingdom - Una fuga d'amore ( [...]	D
Ralph Fiennes (Gustave) and LÃ©a Seydoux (Clotilde) would reunite years later in the James Bond se [...]	D
As an example of how important attention to detail is in movies, graphic designer Annie Atkins state [...]	D
The ski chase - their James Bond moment - was made using miniature landscapes with animated skiers.	D
The main auditorium in Stadthalle was used and appeared several times throughout this movie, but wit [...]	D
The "Boy with Apple" painting appeared in various locations throughout the hotel and is hanging behi [...]	D
When Dmitri checks into the Grand Budapest Hotel at the start of the war, M. Chuck puts him in the " [...]	D
In the wedding scene, the snowy rock formation in the background is the Saxon Switzerland (SÃ¤chsi [...]	D
This movie is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #1025.	D
Wes Anderson had all of his male cast members grow their head/face hair in the months leading up to [...]	D
Young Writer (Jude Law) was a fictionalized version of Stefan Zweig.	D
Zero (Tony Revolori) leaves Agatha (Saoirse Ronan) a note revealing the hiding place of "Boy with Ap [...]	D
In an interview with Stefan Zweig's biographer, Wes Anderson singles out two of Zweig's books, "Bewa [...]	D
The erotic painting hung in place of "Boy with Apple" mimics the style of the early 20th century Aus [...]	D
According to "Variety", Fox Searchlight Pictures sent its specification for this movie's "proper pro [...]	D
The fictional painter Johannes van Hoytl the Younger (1613-1669) was based on a combination of Hans [...]	D
The prison, which is shown twice for two short moments, is Kriebstein Castle, close to Chemnitz, Ger [...]	D
The opening bust and the film itself are both inspired by the writings of Stefan Zweig, although the [...]	D
Ludwig's tattoos are a direct copy of the character of Pere Jules in L'Atalante (1934). The "MAV" ta [...]	D
Goldblum prepared for the recording for the commentary by re-watching the film a few days prior, and [...]	D
This movie contains several references to Dame Agatha Christie's mysteries, including naming a chara [...]	D
Poetry is often recited throughout the film by the main characters. Every time someone tries to reci [...]	D
The soundtrack features a rare instrument; the balalaika, a three-stringed, triangular-shaped Russia [...]	D
Wes Anderson saw a St. Bernard in the streets of GÃ¶rlitz, Saxony, Germany where they filmed, took [...]	D
When M. Gustave (Ralph Fiennes) says "thank you" to Wolf (Karl Markovics) before being told of the e [...]	D
Saoirse Ronan plays Agatha, and Anderson recalls her asking what accent she should use for the chara [...]	D
Part of the prison escape sees the group jumping over sleeping prisoners at (57:44), and Wes Anderso [...]	D
With his motorcycle, black leather trench coat and pursuit of Kovacs (Jeff Goldblum) through the art [...]	D
Zero was named after Zero Mostel.	D
This was the highest-grossing independent movie of 2014, and the highest-grossing limited-release mo [...]	D
According to writer, producer, and director Wes Anderson, the cast stayed in the same hotel, the Hot [...]	D
Included amongst the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
The character of M. Gustave was written for Ralph Fiennes.	D
When Jopling is examining Agatha's picture on his deck, the insignia of the Zig-Zag division next to [...]	D
"Boy With Apple" was painted by Michael Taylor, and the original sits behind a chair in Wes Anderson [...]	D
Dame Angela Lansbury was originally cast as Madame D. She had to drop out due to scheduling conflict [...]	D
The appearance and style of F. Murray Abraham's Mr. Moustafa is based on prolific American writer an [...]	D
The scene in which Ludwig (Harvey Keitel) says "Good luck, kid!" before slapping Zero (Tony Revolori [...]	D
The fictional Republic of Zubrowka was named after a Polish vodka liqueur named Zubrowka.	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
Jeff Goldblum suggested a dialogue change - swapping a "the" for an "an" - but was shut down by Wes [...]	D
The character of Jopling was inspired by World War dispatch riders.	D
Wes Anderson sent several of the cast/crew members robes modeled after the hotel's color scheme, and [...]	D
L'Air de Panache (The Air of Plume) was produced by a Parisian fragrance boutique for Wes Anderson t [...]	D
The Grand Hotel building was majorly based on the Palace Bristol Hotel in Karlovy Vary, with a funic [...]	D
There were rumors that George Clooney made a cameo appearance during the shoot-out scene in the hote [...]	D
The confessional booth scene at (1:16:23) between Gustave and Serge X. (Mathieu Amalric) was shot se [...]	D
Jean Dujardin and Vincent Cassel were considered for the part of Serge X.	D
In an interview, Saoirse Ronan said making the hotel's signature confection, the Courtisane au Choco [...]	D
When old Zero and the Author sit at their dinner table, the flower vase has two flowers: a daffodil, [...]	D
Unusually for a Wes Anderson film, this film was a major box-office success in the UK upon its theat [...]	D
M. Gustave was modelled significantly on Stefan Zweig.	D
During this movie, the concierges always address others and themselves with the title Monsieur. The [...]	D
The town of Lutz was based on Lodz, Poland.	D
"Not every actor in the cinema is able to be handed paragraphs and to sculpt them and shape them," s [...]	D
Alexandre Desplat's Oscar for original musical score marks the first time a comedy has won the award [...]	D
The double-ZZ symbol meant to be a riff on the Nazi's swastika was referred to on set as "the zig za [...]	D
Ralph Fiennes partly based his character's vocal traits on English comic actor Leonard Rossiter.	D

Connessioni

Il fuggitivo	D
The Nostalgia Critic: Why Is Nothing Original Anymore?	D
Ãˆ ricca, la sposo e l'ammazzo	D
Honest Trailers: The Incredible Hulk	D
Gallery Boys	D
Vinnitsa	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Unexpected Movie Deaths That Made Us Cry	D
Late Night with Seth Meyers: Jeremy Piven/David Benioff & Dan Weiss/Marina and the Diamonds	D
The 21st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Greatest Movie Sets	D
Midnight Screenings: Silence of the Lambs/The Grand Budapest Hotel	D
Celebrated: Bill Murray	D
Celebrated: Jude Law	D
365 days, also known as a Year	D
Il sipario strappato	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Funniest Comedy Movies of the 2010s	D
Edge of Democracy - Democrazia al limite	D
The EE British Academy Film Awards	D
La noche de...: La noche de... Liga de la Justicia	D
72nd Golden Globe Awards	D
Cinematic Venom Presents: 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die: The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)	D
Ali Baba ve 7 CÃ¼celer	D
Film '72: Episode #44.6	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Funniest Movie Quotes of the 2010s	D
Honest Trailers: Every Wes Anderson Movie	D
ScreenPrism: Rushmore: Portrait of Wes Anderson as a Young Man	D
Diminishing Returns: All Diminishing, All Returns	D
The Casual Criminalist: 66 - King Con: The Man Who Stole A Country	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Movies of 2014	D
BoJack Horseman: That Went Well	D
The Nostalgia Critic: Should Found Footage Stop?	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Unlikely Friendships in Movies	D
After Hours: Movies Secretly Told From the Perspective of One Character	D
Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe: Episode #3.5	D
Jeopardy!: Episode #32.19	D
Incontriamoci a Saint Louis	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Comedy Movies that Will Be Future Classics	D
WatchMojo: Top 21 Best Movies of Each Year (2000-2020)	D
Film '72: Episode dated 5 March 2014	D
Lawrence d'Arabia	D
Film '72: Episode dated 5 March 2014	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies Told in Flashback	D
Half in the Bag: Cheap Thrills and the Grand Budapest Hotel	D
De slimste mens ter wereld: Episode #9.15	D
The Oscars	D
Someone Has to Review It!: Year-end Special!	D
La donna che visse due volte	D
Every Frame a Painting: Buster Keaton - The Art of the Gag	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Movies of the Last Decade	D
AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Learning at Looniversity	D
Hollywood in Vienna: Hollywood in Vienna 2016: A Tribute to Alexandre Desplat	D
I Griffin: Three Directors	D
Flecos	D
Shining	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Comedy Movies: 2010s	D
Bob's Burgers: The Grand Mama-Pest Hotel	D
Half in the Bag: The Assistant and The Wrong Missy	D
Celebrated: Ralph Fiennes	D
Film '72: Episode #44.6	D
Vladimir Cauchemar feat. Alyona Alyona: Dancer	D
Bastardi senza gloria	D
L'Atalante	D
WatchMojo: Top 20 Best Movies of the Century (So Far)	D
WatchMojo: Top 20 Comedy Movies of the Century So Far	D
My Little Pony: L'amicizia Ã¨ magica: Stranger Than Fan Fiction	D
Half in the Bag: 2021 Movie Catch-Up (part 2 of 2)	D
WatchMojo: Top 100 Movies of All Time	D

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Errori

When the concierges are pulled away from their important duties, one concierge is administering mode [...]	D
All of the events attributed to "October 19" could not have happened on the same day. Madame D was m [...]	D
The Mendl delivery van that M. Gustave and Zero are using near the end of the movie to get to the ho [...]	D
When the cabins stop next to each other at the top of the mountain, the cable of the second cabin go [...]	D
When Serge X. is serving the guests at the reading of Madame D.'s will, he is standing still in one [...]	D
When Agatha and Zero are talking, Agatha's straps lie loosely on her arms in one shot, then tight on [...]	D
When Jopling throws Deputy Kovacs' Persian cat from a second floor window, the cat has a very good c [...]	D
On the train, Henckles gives M. Gustave a permit with a folded corner. In the close-up, the permit h [...]	D
By all accounts, the murder of Madame D. apparently occurred on October 19, 1932, and yet the typewr [...]	D
Kovacs says that Monsieur Gustave was claimed to have been seen on the evening of the October 19th, [...]	D
When Monsieur Gustave hears the news of Madame D's death, according to the newspaper, it is October [...]	D
When Jopling breaks the ice by stamping, cracks are quite close to M. Gustave's hands. In the next s [...]	D
Zero and Agatha fall through the roof of the Mendl van after the line snaps, even though the van isn [...]	D
M. Gustave calls a colleague from a phone booth, yet there are no wires connecting the phone booth t [...]	D
In the beginning of the movie, during the author's conversation with the concierge, Monsieur Jean ru [...]	D
While discussing the obstacles facing the group in breaking out of the prison, Ludwig mentions "a 32 [...]	D
Every newspaper that features a date has the wrong day of the week.	D
How did M. Gustave unwrap the painting and NOT see the envelope Serge X. had placed with it?	D
When Zero sits on top the haystacks waiting for the car from the Hotel Excelsior Palace, his pencil [...]	D
After the reading of Madame D.'s second will, articles in the Trans-Alpine Yodel newspaper are shown [...]	D
When Jopling murders Kovacs, Kovacs' fingers drop in front of the door. In the next shot, however, a [...]	D
When Jopling is at the gas station, the calendar on the wall says "October 1932", but shows October [...]	D
Mr. Moustafa meets Young Author in 1968, and relates to him events which happened in 1932, 36 years [...]	D
Mr. Moustafa and Young Writer sit to dine. Mr. Moustafa orders two ducks roasted with olives, rabbit [...]	D
When Zero and Monsieur Gustave chase Jopling at Gabelmeister's peak, they each wear a priest's cloak [...]	D
As Jopling stomps on the ice, the fingers of M. Gustave's hands change position between shots.	D
M. Gustave unwraps the painting after it is given to him by Serge X., but when he places it into the [...]	D
When Henckels is chasing them in the snow, it seems he uses an electric megaphone. Electric megaphon [...]	D
The large kitchen in Lady D's castle is lit by fluorescent lamps. Though invented in the early 1930s [...]	D
When Agatha is being interviewed the necklace is discolored on one side, then switches sides several [...]	D
When deputy Kovacs is trying to escape Jopling, he boards a bus and draws the shade down, revealing [...]	D
The golden crossed keys the concierges wear was not designed until 1953.	D
In one elevator scene, the operator holds the control handle in the middle, which is "Stop", and the [...]	D
After Zero flies over the balcony while trying to rescue Agatha, its curtain is draped over the rail [...]	D
When Zero and M. Gustave are talking after the prison break, Zero's satchel strap is hanging over hi [...]	D
Viewed in the direction of the cables with the station in the background, the cable car to Gabelmeis [...]	D

Frase

M. Gustave: Excuse me. Have you seen a pastry girl [...]	D
Dmitri: If I learn you ever once laid a finger on [...]	D
Mr. Moustafa: I admire your work. Young Writer: I [...]	D
M. Gustave: It's quite a thing, winning the loyalt [...]	D
[Zero has just shown M. Gustave the newspaper arti [...]	D
Serge X.: There's more. M. Gustave: Okay... Serg [...]	D
M. Gustave: I'm not angry with Serge; you can't bl [...]	D
Young Writer: At this point in the story, the old [...]	D
M. Gustave: [interviewing will walking] Experience [...]	D
M. Gustave: Why are we stopping at a Barley Field? [...]	D
Monk: [At the observatory] Are you Monsieur Gustav [...]	D
Serge X.: Forgive me, Monsieur Gustave, I never me [...]	D
M. Gustave: Keep your hands off my lobby boy!	D
M. Gustave: If this do be the end, "Farewell!" cri [...]	D
Dmitri: You're not getting Boy with Apple, you god [...]	D
M. Gustave: Why do you want to be a lobby boy? Ze [...]	D
M. Gustave: Who's got The Throat-Slitter?	D
Dmitri: [about M. Gustave] This criminal has plagu [...]	D
Agatha: [about M.Gustave and Zero] Whence came the [...]	D
M. Gustave: I was perhaps for a time considered th [...]	D
[Gustave sees soldiers enter the Hotel] M. Gustav [...]	D
M. Gustave: [Following Mme. Celine's death] All of [...]	D
Dmitri: [discovering the painting's disappearance] [...]	D
Mr. Moustafa: [Recounting his memories of M. Gusta [...]	D
Young Writer: Is it simply your last connection to [...]	D
Zero: What happened? M. Gustave: What happened, m [...]	D
M. Gustave: [sees soldiers enter the hotel] The be [...]	D
Zero: [Reading a letter from M. Gustave] "My dear [...]	D
Mr. Moustafa: [on M.Gustave] There are still faint [...]	D
M. Gustave: Rudeness is merely an expression of fe [...]	D
M. Gustave: Give me a few squirts of L'air de Pana [...]	D
M. Gustave: [pointing at an armful of flowers] The [...]	D
M. Gustave: [Upon seeing Ludwig's map of Checkpoin [...]	D
M. Gustave: You can't arrest him just because he's [...]	D
M. Gustave: Serge X, missing. Deputy Kovacs, also [...]	D
M. Gustave: I must say, I find that girl utterly d [...]	D
M. Gustave: May I offer any of you inmates a plate [...]	D
Deputy Kovacs: Did he just throw my cat out of the [...]	D
M. Gustave: How does one come by front row aisle s [...]	D
Henckels: Who's shooting who? Dmitri: That's Gust [...]	D
[last lines] Young Writer: A week later, I sailed [...]	D
Zero: Do you have an alibi? M. Gustave: Of course [...]	D
M. Gustave: [Of Mme. Celine] She was dynamite in t [...]	D
M. Gustave: You're the first of the official death [...]	D
M. Gustave: If I die first, and I almost certainly [...]	D
[first lines] Author: It is an extremely common m [...]	D
Madame D.: Come with me. M. Gustave: To... fuckin [...]	D
M. Gustave: What is a lobby boy? A lobby boy is co [...]	D
Jopling: I've never trusted that butler. He's too [...]	D
M. Gustave: You see, there are still faint glimmer [...]	D
M. Gustave: [Regarding "Boy with Apple"] I'll neve [...]	D
M. Gustave: [to Mme. Celine's corpse] You're looki [...]	D
Mr. Moustafa: When the destiny of a great fortune [...]	D
M. Gustave: [Gustave and Zero are examining "Boy W [...]	D
Henckels: By order of the commissioner of police, [...]	D
Ludwig: Checkpoint 19 ain't no two-bit hoosegow.	D
M. Gustave: There's really no point in doing anyth [...]	D
M. Gustave: Well, what does it say? Where is it? W [...]	D
Mr. Moustafa: [Recounting his memories of M. Gusta [...]	D
[after having escaped from Checkpoint 19] M. Gust [...]	D
Pinky: Me and the boys talked it over. We think yo [...]	D
M. Gustave: I give you my word, if you lay a finge [...]	D

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