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Title: The Hotel New Hampshire (1984)
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| Rob Lowe | ... | John | |
| Jodie Foster | ... | Frannie | |
| Paul McCrane | ... | Frank | |
| Beau Bridges | ... | Father | |
| Lisa Banes | ... | Mother | |
| Jennifer Dundas | ... | Lilly (as Jennie Dundas) | |
| Seth Green | ... | Egg | |
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Wally Aspell | ... | Hotel Manager |
| Joely Richardson | ... | Waitress | |
| Wallace Shawn | ... | Freud | |
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Jobst Oriwol | ... | German Man (as Jobst Oriwal) |
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Linda Clark | ... | German Woman |
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Nicholas Podbrey | ... | Boy with Rifle |
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Norris Domingue | ... | High School Band Conductor |
| Matthew Modine | ... | Chip Dove / Ernst | |
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The film talks about a family that weathers all sorts of disasters and keeps going in spite of it all. It is noted for its wonderful assortment of oddball characters. Written by L.H. Wong <as9401k56@ntuvax.ntu.ac.sg>
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The successes and failures of an American family. See more »Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
9 March 1984 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
$7,500,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$1,075,800, 11 March 1984, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$5,100,000Company Credits
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By Sylvester Bradford (as S. Bradford) & Al Lewis (as A. Lewis)
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In the award ceremony scene, numerous Austrian flags are show, but all are the civil/merchant version. As an official government function, the flags would have been the state flag (the government flag.) Unlike the United States, Austria and many other nations have multiple national flags for different purposes (government, civilian/merchant, military, on shore versus afloat, etc.) Austria's state flag bears the national coat of arms in the centre, overlapping into both of the red bars. The vertical version of the state flag has the coat of arms turned 90 degrees and placed within a shield. None of the flags in the scene bore the coat of arms. See more »Quotes
Frannie Berry: [On finding Bitty passed out in the bathroom] Passed out while diaphragming herself.See more »
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The opening credits misspell the word "association" as "associatiation". See more »Connections
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Tears On My PillowBy Sylvester Bradford (as S. Bradford) & Al Lewis (as A. Lewis)
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God, I hated this movie! I registed on IMDB just so I could bash it. Man, where do I start? The characters are completely uninteresting, not a one of them did I care about, simply because none of them did anything that made any logical sense. Maybe the book went a little deeper into all of these characters' motivations, but I just saw a bunchy of people inexplicably doing stupid things. What is the deal with the damn bears?! Where the hell did that come from?! Does anyone know? Why would they make such a fuss over bears? Especially the character, Suzie the Bear? What was her deal? She said like three lines, and we are supposed to care about this character? I DIDN'T! Don't get me started on that little girl either; man, i just wanted her to shut up! The whole impression of her not growing might have meant something if the director was able to actually convey the passage of time!!! There was so much pointless melodrama stuffed down your throat, I had to go vomit it up after I finished the movie. This movie sucked! Watch at your own peril!