Director: Wes Anderson

Writers: Wes Anderson; Hugo Guinness

Keywords: Drama, Comedy, Bellhop

A concierge at a storied Interbellum-era European hotel forms a spectacular friendship with a bellhop.

ABSTRACT
Surreal, adventurous, and colorful all at once in a way that practically screams director Wes Anderson's name across the screen, The Grand Budapest Hotel acquaints viewers with the story of Gustave H., a concierge at a majestic Interbellum-era European hotel sharing its name with the film's title, and his friendship formed with new bellhop Zero out of an attempt to maneuver his way out of being framed for the murder of upper-crust hotel patron Madame D.

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
F. Murray Abraham	Actor	24-Oct-1939		Mozart's antagonist in Amadeus
Mathieu Amalric	Actor	25-Oct-1965		Late August, Early September
Bob Balaban	Film Director	16-Aug-1945		Parents
Adrien Brody	Actor	14-Apr-1973		The Pianist
Willem Dafoe	Actor	22-Jul-1955		Last Temptation of Christ
Ralph Fiennes	Actor	22-Dec-1962		The English Patient
Jeff Goldblum	Actor	22-Oct-1952		The Fly
Lucas Hedges	Actor	12-Dec-1996		Manchester by the Sea
Harvey Keitel	Actor	13-May-1939		Pimp from Taxi Driver
Jude Law	Actor	29-Dec-1972		Gattaca
Bill Murray	Actor	21-Sep-1950		Meatballs, SNL alumnus
Edward Norton	Actor	18-Aug-1969		Fight Club
Saoirse Ronan	Actor	12-Apr-1994		Atonement
Jason Schwartzman	Actor	26-Jun-1980		Rushmore
Léa Seydoux	Actor	1-Jul-1985		La Belle Personne
Fisher Stevens	Actor	27-Nov-1963		Chuck Fishman on Early Edition
Tilda Swinton	Actor	5-Nov-1960		The Deep End
Tom Wilkinson	Actor	12-Dec-1948		Shakespeare in Love
Owen Wilson	Actor	18-Nov-1968		Zoolander

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