Movie 'Groundhog Day'
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He’s having the worst day of his life… Over and over again.
A narcissistic TV weatherman, along with his attractive-but-distant producer, and his mawkish cameraman, is sent to report on Groundhog Day in the small town of Punxsutawney, where he finds himself repeating the same day over and over.
English
- a.k.a. Le jour de la marmotte
German (Deutsch)
Es ist der 2. Februar, Murmeltiertag: Für eine Reportage über das alljährliche Wettervorhersage-Ritual verschlägt es den sarkastischen, verbitterten, stets miesgelaunten und unfreundlichen Wettermann Phil Connors, seine Produzentin Rita und den Kameramann Larry in das kleine Provinznest Punxsutawney. Ein ganz normaler Tag. Phil berichtet vom Murmeltier, das alljährlich aus seinem Bau gelockt wird, um das Wetter der kommenden Zeit vorherzusagen. Nebenbei flirtet er ein wenig mit Rita und gibt sich gewohnt sarkastisch-zynisch. Als Phil jedoch am darauffolgenden Tag aufwacht, ist dummerweise wieder der 2. Februar und außer ihm scheint niemand diese Wiederholung zu bemerken.
French (Français)
Phil Connors, présentateur météo grincheux et arrogant, doit tourner un reportage sur la fête de la marmotte. Mais lorsqu'il se réveille le lendemain, il découvre avec stupeur que la date n'a pas changé et qu'il est condamné à revivre un par un les événements de la veille. Connors se voit dès lors obligé de faire face à la répétition infinie du Jour de la marmotte.
Italian (Italiano)
Phil, giornalista televisivo, si reca a Punxsutawney in Pennsylvania, per il "Groundhog Day", il giorno della marmotta. Realizzato il servizio, vorrebbe partire subito, ma una tempesta di neve lo blocca. Prende alloggio in una locanda e, la mattina, svegliandosi rivive tutti i fatti del giorno prima. Così anche le mattine successive. Dapprima incredulo, quindi allarmato, poi atterrito, Phil volge però a suo favore la situazione.
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- Runtime
- Keywords
- alarm clock
- deja vu
- existentialism
- february
- groundhog
- groundhog day
- holiday
- magic realism
- pennsylvania, usa
- telecaster
- time loop
- time warp
- weather forecast
- whimsical
- winter
- Genres
- Comedy
- Drama
- Fantasy
- Romance
- Languages
- English
- French (Français)
- Italian (Italiano)
- Origin Countries
- United States of America
- Production Countries
- United States of America
- Production Companies
- Columbia Pictures
- Release Dates
- Theatrical PG
- Theatrical PG
- Theatrical T
- Theatrical 6
- Theatrical PG
- Theatrical TP Visa CNC 82623
- Physical PG VHS
- Physical PG DVD
- Physical DVD
- Physical Blu-Ray
- Physical PG Blu-ray
- Digital VOD
- Physical PG 4K Ultra HD
- Digital PG Prime Video
- Ratings
- TMDb 76% · 7,998 (more information on website)
- IMDb 80% · 700,087 (more information on website)
- Rotten Tomatoes® 94% (more information on website)
- metacritic 72% (more information on website)
Cast
Crew
Department | Job | Person |
---|---|---|
Art | Art Direction | Peter Landsdown Smith |
Assistant Art Director | Gary Baugh | |
James J. Murakami | ||
Production Design | David Nichols | |
Set Decoration | Lisa Fischer | |
Camera | Camera Operator | Michael Stone |
Clapper Loader | Linda Gacsko | |
Director of Photography | John Bailey | |
First Assistant Camera | Peter Kuttner | |
Key Grip | Morgan Michael Lewis | |
Second Assistant Camera | Beth Cotter | |
Second Unit Director of Photography | George Kohut | |
James Blanford | ||
Still Photographer | Louis Goldman | |
Costume & Make-Up | Costume Design | Jennifer Butler |
Costume Supervisor | Michael Butler | |
Hairstylist | Gunnar Swanson | |
Key Hair Stylist | Emanuel Millar | |
Makeup Artist | Deborah K. Dee | |
Dorothy J. Pearl | ||
James Lacey | ||
Prosthetic Supervisor | Art Anthony | |
Set Costumer | Julie Glick | |
Patrick Caulfield | ||
Crew | Special Effects | Rick Lazzarini |
Tom Ryba | ||
Stunt Coordinator | Rick LeFevour | |
Stunts | Glory Fioramonti | |
Linda Perlin | ||
Steve Boyum | ||
Transportation Captain | George DiLeonardi | |
Directing | Director | Harold Ramis |
First Assistant Director | Michael Haley | |
Script Supervisor | Judi Townsend | |
Second Assistant Director | John L. Roman | |
Second Second Assistant Director | Cyd Adams | |
Sam Hoffman | ||
Second Unit Director | Steve Boyum | |
Editing | Additional Editing | Craig Herring |
Assistant Editor | Lin Coleman | |
Tony Ciccone | ||
Editor | Pembroke J. Herring | |
Lighting | Chief Lighting Technician | Mike Moyer |
Production | Associate Producer | Whitney White |
Casting | Howard Feuer | |
Casting Assistant | Nicole Arbusto | |
Executive Producer | C.O. Erickson | |
Local Casting | Jane Brody | |
Producer | Harold Ramis | |
Trevor Albert | ||
Production Coordinator | Alecia LaRue | |
Unit Production Manager | C.O. Erickson | |
Sound | Music Supervisor | Sharon Boyle |
Orchestrator | Jeff Atmajian | |
Original Music Composer | George Fenton | |
Sound Editor | Cindy Marty | |
Mary Andrews | ||
Sound Re-Recording Mixer | Sergio Reyes | |
Supervising Sound Editor | George H. Anderson | |
Writing | Screenplay | Danny Rubin |
Harold Ramis | ||
Story | Danny Rubin |