Mr. Holland's Opus (1995)

Movie Details

Original Title Mr. Holland's Opus

Original Language EN

Budget $31,000,000

Revenue $106,300,000

Status Released

Popularity 2.3

Cast

Richard Dreyfuss

Glenn Holland

Popularity: 7.6

Glenne Headly

Iris Holland

Popularity: 2.0

Jay Thomas

Bill Meister

Popularity: 6.7

Olympia Dukakis

Principal Jacobs

Popularity: 3.5

William H. Macy

Vice Principal Gene Wolters

Popularity: 9.9

Alicia Witt

Gertrude Lang

Popularity: 3.4

Terrence Howard

Louis Russ

Popularity: 9.1

Damon Whitaker

Bobby Tidd

Popularity: 1.8

Jean Louisa Kelly

Rowena Morgan

Popularity: 1.1

Alexandra Boyd

Sarah Olmstead

Popularity: 3.7

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Nicholas John Renner

Cole at 6 Years Old

Popularity: 0.1

Joseph Anderson

Cole at 15 Years Old

Popularity: 0.3

Key Crew

Producer Robert W. Cort, Ted Field, Michael Nolin

Director Stephen Herek

Executive Producer Patrick Sheane Duncan, Scott Kroopf

Editor Trudy Ship

Writer Patrick Sheane Duncan

Production

Hollywood Pictures

Interscope Communications

PolyGram Filmed Entertainment

The Charlie Mopic Company

Videos & Trailers

Theatrical Trailer #2

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Theatrical Trailer #1

Trailer

Original Trailer

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Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

Wuchak 7/10

May 29, 2019

***Taking a bypass from your dreams and finding your true calling*** A composer (Richard Dreyfuss) puts his lofty ambitions on hold to become a high school music teacher in Portland, Oregon, from 1965-1995. Glenne Headly plays his wife, Jay Thomas the coach, Olympia Dukakis the principal and Will ... Read more

Filipe Manuel Neto 8/10

Sep 12, 2023

**Another good film about an outstanding teacher marking the lives of his students... another one.** One of the things I like most about a film, in addition to telling a good story and positively entertaining us for an hour or two, is to reflect on different subjects and themes. This exercise of ... Read more