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The Hotel New Hampshire ()


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A New Englander and his odd family run a hotel in Vienna, as unexpected events change their lives forever.

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John
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Franny
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Frank
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Father
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Mother
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Lilly (as Jennie Dundas)
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Egg
Wally Aspell ...
Hotel Manager
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Waitress
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Freud
Jobst Oriwol ...
German Man (as Jobst Oriwal)
Linda Clark ...
German Woman
Nicholas Podbrey ...
Boy with Rifle
Norris Domingue ...
High School Band Conductor
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Chip Dove / Ernst
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Iowa Bob
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Bitty Tuck
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Junior Jones
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Lenny Metz
Johnny O'Neil ...
Chester Pulaski
Colin Irving ...
Chip Dove Gang Member
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Chip Dove Gang Member
Nick Nardi ...
Chip Dove Gang Member
Charles Fournier ...
Howard Tuck
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Ronda Ray
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Finnish Doctor
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Texan
Young Sup Chung ...
Oriental Couple
Inhi Chung ...
Oriental Couple
Ada Fuoco ...
New Jersey Woman
Joan Heney ...
Connecticut Woman
Robert Thomas ...
Harold Swallow
Gayle Garfinkle ...
Doris Wales / Screaming Annie
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Sabrina Jones
Elie Oren ...
King of Mice
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Susie the Bear
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Arbeiter
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Wrench
Janine Manatis ...
Schwanger
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Old Billig
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Miss Miscarriage
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Babette
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Dark Inge
Jade Bari ...
Jolanta (as Jade D. Bari)
Adrian Aron ...
American Woman
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American Man
Tara O'Donnell ...
American Daughter
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Bartender (as Louis di Bianco)
Jyanna Horey ...
Bar Patron (as Jyanna Honey)
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Chip Dove Girlfriend
Jeffrey Cohen ...
New York Journalist
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Bookstore Man (as Benoit Laberge)
Jon Hutman ...
Reporter No. 1
James V. Mathews ...
Reporter No. 2
Prudence Emery ...
Mean Female Reporter
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Football Player (uncredited)
Gerald Iles ...
Austrian President (uncredited)
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Actor (uncredited)
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Football Player (uncredited)

Directed by

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Tony Richardson

Written by

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John Irving ... (novel)
 
Tony Richardson ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Jim Beach ... co-producer
Neil Hartley ... producer
Grahame Jennings ... executive producer
Pieter Kroonenburg ... producer: Filmline Productions
David J. Patterson ... producer: Filmline Productions (as David Patterson)
Bill Scott ... associate producer
Norman Twain ... associate producer
Kent Walwin ... executive producer
George Yaneff ... executive producer

Cinematography by

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David Watkin

Editing by

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Robert K. Lambert

Editorial Department

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Barbara Brown ... assistant film editor
Cathy Carr ... negative cutter
Richard Ritchie ... color timer (as Dick Ritchie)
Tim Tobin ... assistant film editor (as Timothy Tobin)

Casting By

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Howard Feuer
Jeremy Ritzer

Production Design by

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Jocelyn Herbert

Art Direction by

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John Meighen

Costume Design by

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Jocelyn Herbert

Makeup Department

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Pierre David ... hair stylist
Richard Hansen ... additional hairdresser
Marie-Josée La Fontaine ... makeup assistant (as Marie-Josée Lafontaine)
Martin Ménard ... additional hairdresser
Bob Pritchett ... hair stylist
Cécile Rigault ... makeup assistant
Diane Simard ... makeup artist
Micheline Trépanier ... makeup artist (as Micheline Foisy)

Production Management

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Mychèle Boudrias ... production manager
Estelle Lemieux ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Robert K. Lambert ... second unit director
Anne Murphy ... second assistant director
Bill Scott ... assistant director

Art Department

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Frances Calder ... prop buyer
Jacques Chamberland ... property master
Jean-Vincent Fournier ... set props
Chris Gilmore ... art department assistant
Richard Hernandez ... art department assistant
Skipp Hobbs ... art department assistant (as Skip Hobbs)
Jon Hutman ... art department assistant
Eudore Leclerc ... carpenter
Claude F. Powell ... construction coordinator (as Claude Powell)
Norman Richer ... chief carpenter (as Normand Richer)
Claude Simard ... construction supervisor
François Séguin ... prop buyer
Maurice Tremblay ... art department assistant
Kathy Wolf ... head painter

Sound Department

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James Beshears ... sound editor
Mike Dobie ... sound editor (as Michael Dobie)
Véronique Gabillaud ... boom woman
Ginette Guillard ... cable woman
J. Paul Huntsman ... adr supervisor (as Paul Huntsman)
Gregg Landaker ... sound re-recordist
John Larson ... sound editor
Steve Maslow ... sound re-recordist
Dan O'Connell ... foley artist
David Pettijohn ... supervising sound editor
Patrick Rousseau ... sound
Jerry Stanford ... adr supervisor
Lionel Strutt ... adr mixer
Bill Varney ... sound re-recordist

Special Effects by

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Louis Craig ... special effects
Jacques Godbout ... special effects
André Laperrière ... special effects technician

Stunts

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Peter Cox ... stunts
Céline Fournier ... stunts (as Celine Fournier)
David Rigby ... stunts
Jérôme Tiberghien ... stunt coordinator / stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Peter Benison ... camera operator: second camera
Jacques F. Bernier ... camera assistant: second camera (as Jacques Bernier)
Michael Connor ... assistant cameraman
Rodger Dean ... generator operator
Attila Dory ... still photographer
Claude Fortier ... best boy
Gilles Fortier ... electrician
Jean-Jacques Gervais ... second assistant cameraman
Denis Gingras ... camera assistant: second camera
Robert Grenier ... grip
Serge Grenier ... key grip
Glen MacPherson ... camera assistant: second camera (as Glen McPherson)
Marion Mailhot ... grip
André Ouellette ... grip
John Palmer ... camera operator
Jean-François Pouliot ... camera assistant: second camera
Gregg Schmidt ... grip
Jean Trudeau ... electrician
Normand Viau ... electrician

Casting Department

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Barbara Lambertson ... location casting (as Barbara A. Lambertson)
Vera Miller ... extras casting
Nadia Rona ... extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Mariane Carter ... set costumer (as Marianne Carter)
Huguette Gagné ... wardrobe mistress
Thomas Lee Keller ... costume supervisor (as Thomas Keller)
François Laplante ... costume coordinator
John Stowe ... wardrobe master
Richard Tautkus ... costume maker: Ms. Kinski's bear costume

Music Department

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Raymond Leppard ... arranger / conductor
John Richards ... recording engineer
Ted Whitfield ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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France Lachapelle ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Jackie Crane ... driver: honeywagon
Don Poole ... driver (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Leon Askin ... dialogue consultant
Alain Belhumeur ... production assistant
Michael Boyer ... production assistant
Léo D. Carpenter ... production assistant (as Léo D. Carpentier)
Jean-Claude Cloutier ... production assistant
Dennis Davidson ... publicity campaign
Lucie Drolet ... location accounting staff
Yvette Duguet ... location accounting staff
Prudence Emery ... unit publicist
Richard Grégoire ... production assistant (as Richard Gregoire)
Pierre Houle ... production assistant
Susan Jenkinson ... assistant: Ms. Herbert
Scott Johnston ... production assistant
Scott C. Johnston ... production assistant
Jim Kontos ... production assistant
Jacques Laberge ... production assistant
Élisabeth Lamy ... production assistant (as Elizabeth Lamy)
Wally Naghtin ... bear trainer
Denis Normandeau ... production assistant
Louis-Philippe Rochon ... production assistant
Danièle Rohrbach ... production coordinator
Danielle Rossignol ... production secretary
Sandra Maltz Saccio ... assistant to producer (as Sandra Maltz)
Roger Tremblay ... production assistant
Claire Williamson ... location accounting staff
Mona Williamson ... location accounting staff

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Mr. Win Berry Berry tries to run rural small-town Dairy's high-school and his sassy family. The troubles of his sons--Frank, a gay bullied by team-idolized football captain Chip Dove, horny athlete John, and 'Egg', so called after his growth-stopping syndrome--and daughters inspire him to try running a hotel instead. After more problems, they accept a shady offer to run a Viennese hotel--which proves to be a run-down rat-hole and terrorist layer, where disaster lays in waiting. Offspring talents also open positive avenues, which also prove to be mixed blessings. Written by KGF Vissers

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Taglines If you experienced "The World According To Garp" and found it witty, delightful and totally unpredictable, then be happily surprised all over again when you join the fun and games that go on at the...Hotel New Hampshire. See more »
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Also Known As
  • L'hôtel New Hampshire (Canada, French title)
  • L'hôtel New Hampshire (France)
  • Hotel New Hampshire (Germany)
  • El hotel New Hampshire (Spain)
  • 新汉普夏饭店 (China, Mandarin title)
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Runtime
  • 109 min
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Budget $7,500,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Jodie Foster later said that with this movie began the lowest point of her career, as she turned down worthy roles in Splash (1983), The Terminator (1984) and The Breakfast Club (1985). Her career wouldn't recover until Kim Basinger turned down the role of Sarah Tobias in The Accused (1988) and finally the part once assigned to Basinger was won by Foster, for which she won her first Academy Award. See more »
Goofs 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 »
Movie Connections Featured in The Hotel New Hampshire (1984). See more »
Soundtracks Good Golly Miss Molly See more »
Crazy Credits The opening credits misspell the word "association" as "associatiation". See more »
Quotes Mr. Win Berry: If we can't get strong from what we lose, what we miss, what we want and can't have... then we could never get strong enough, could we? What else makes us strong?
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