The Remains of the Day (1993)

Movie Details

Original Title The Remains of the Day

Original Language EN

Budget $11,500,000

Revenue $23,240,144

Status Released

Popularity 2.2

Cast

Anthony Hopkins

James Stevens

Popularity: 4.3

Emma Thompson

Miss Kenton

Popularity: 4.1

James Fox

Lord Darlington

Popularity: 1.7

Christopher Reeve

Jack Lewis

Popularity: 1.2

Hugh Grant

Reginald Cardinal

Popularity: 5.1

Peter Vaughan

William Stevens

Popularity: 3.7

Ben Chaplin

Charlie, Head Footman

Popularity: 3.7

Paula Jacobs

Mrs. Mortimer, the cook

Popularity: 0.4

Patrick Godfrey

Spencer

Popularity: 1.1

Michael Lonsdale

Dupont D'Ivry

Popularity: 3.5

Rupert Vansittart

Sir Geoffrey Wren

Popularity: 2.3

Tim Pigott-Smith

Thomas Benn

Popularity: 0.7

Key Crew

Director James Ivory

Producer Mike Nichols, Ismail Merchant, John Calley

Screenplay Ruth Prawer Jhabvala

Executive Producer Paul Bradley

Editor Andrew Marcus

Music Geoff Alexander

Production

Columbia Pictures

Mike Nichols Productions

John Calley Productions

Merchant Ivory Productions

Videos & Trailers

Sally and Mr. Stevens Part Ways

Clip

The Proposal

Clip

The Romance Novel

Clip

Official Trailer

Trailer

The remains of the day (all deleted scenes)

Featurette

Image Gallery

Backdrops

Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

CinemaSerf 7/10

Apr 18, 2022

This is one of Anthony Hopkins' most nuanced and classy performances, depicting the last of a dying breed of upper servants in the stately home of "Lord Darlington" (James Fox). It's told by way of a retrospective as he takes some time off from his work as butler to American millionaire "Lewis" (Chr ... Read more

Filipe Manuel Neto 8/10

Nov 25, 2022

**It is an excellent film, even if I disagree with the thesis on which it was made.** In the period between the two world wars, the world tried to make sure that there was never again something as destructive and traumatic as the First World War. However, such decisions, very commendable but chim ... Read more