Alongside a veritable galaxy of stars including Ralph Fiennes, Willem Dafoe, Saoirse Ronan, and Tilda Swinton, a painting plays a pivotal role in the critically acclaimed Wes Anderson film The Grand ...

It’s a madcap caper movie. It’s a tongue-in-cheek prison break movie. It’s a farce. It’s a eulogy to pre-war European refinement and glamor. It’s also none of these things because, in the end, it’s a ...

Watch an exclusive making-of video; plus director Wes Anderson and his design team reveal how they found the perfect location for the awards contender, which continues to rack up noms By Sharon Swart ...

As fascinating—and maddening—as it can be watching the arguments that emerge between the fans and detractors of a given filmmaker, it can be almost more fascinating watching fans argue among ...

When seeing that Ralph Fiennes only has two Oscar nominations to his name, I instinctively assumed that one of them was for The Grand Budapest Hotel. His role as Monsieur Gustave, owner and operator ...

What was the ‘Grand Budapest Hotel’ about? The film begins in the mid-1980s when a woman seizes the opportunity to read a book, “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” she finds in a cemetery. It was written by ...

Ten years ago this March, “The Grand Budapest Hotel” debuted in theaters. A decade later, the film’s impact has only grown, with audiences drawn to the beauty, tragedy and nostalgia of Wes Anderson’s ...

Earlier this year, when I reviewed "The Grand Budapest Hotel," I wrote that Wes Anderson "isn't just a filmmaker, he's a creator of worlds -- precious, airtight worlds that don't so much feel like ...

Actor Ralph Fiennes attends “The Grand Budapest Hotel” premiere at Alice Tully Hall on February 26, 2014 in New York City. | Mike Pont/FilmMagic The Grand Budapest Hotel is a story within a story, ...

Wes Anderson's magnum opus, The Grand Budapest Hotel, is a meticulously crafted caper with vibrant visuals, a brilliantly written script, and an ensemble cast of charming and eccentric characters.

The 64th Berlinale will open Feb. 6 with the world premiere of the director's latest storybook-like comedy, starring Ralph Fiennes, Tony Revolori, Tilda Swinton and Paul Schlase, with turns from the ...