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Groundhog Day

7.6

Released February 11, 1993Runtime 1h 41min

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.

Genres

Romance

Fantasy

Drama

Comedy

Production Companies

Columbia Pictures

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $14,600,000
Revenue: $71,108,778
Profit/Loss: $56,508,778

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Cast

Bill MurrayPhil Connors

Andie MacDowellRita Hanson

Chris ElliottLarry

Stephen TobolowskyNed Ryerson

Brian Doyle-MurrayBuster Green

Marita GeraghtyNancy Taylor

Angela PatonMrs. Lancaster

Rick DucommunGus

Rick OvertonRalph

Robin DukeDoris the Waitress

Carol BivinsAnchorwoman

Willie GarsonPhil's Assistant Kenny

Ken Hudson CampbellMan in Hallway

Les PodewellOld Man

Rod SellGroundhog Official

Tom MilanovichState Trooper

John M. Watson Sr.Bartender

Peggy RoederPiano Teacher

Harold RamisNeurologist

David PasquesiPsychiatrist

Lee SellarsCop

Chet DubowskiBank Guard Felix

C.O. EricksonBank Guard Herman

Sandy MaschmeyerPhil's Movie Date

Leighanne O'NeilFan on Street

Evangeline BinkleyJeopardy! Viewer

Samuel MagesJeopardy! Viewer

Ben ZwickJeopardy! Viewer

Hynden WalchDebbie

Michael ShannonFred

Timothy HendricksonWaiter Bill

Martha WebsterWaitress Alice

Angela GollanPiano Student

Shaun ChaiyabhatBoy in Tree

Dianne B. ShawE.R. Nurse

Barbara Ann GrimesFlat Tire Lady

Ann HeekinFlat Tire Lady

Lucina PaquetFlat Tire Lady

Brenda PicklemanBuster's Wife

Amy MurdochBuster's Daughter

Eric SaietBuster's Son

Lindsay AlbertWoman with Cigarette

Roger AdlerGuitar Player

Ben A. FishBass Player

Don Riozz McNicholsDrum Player

Brian WilligSaxophone Player

Richard HenzelD.J. (voice)

Rob RileyD.J. (voice)

Tony DeGuideReporter (uncredited)

Reni SantoniState Trooper (voice) (uncredited)

Crew

Harold RamisDirector

Judi TownsendScript Supervisor

Sam HoffmanSecond Second Assistant Director

Michael HaleyFirst Assistant Director

John L. RomanSecond Assistant Director

Cyd AdamsSecond Second Assistant Director

Steve BoyumSecond Unit Director

Danny RubinScreenplay

Harold RamisScreenplay

Danny RubinStory

C.O. EricksonExecutive Producer

Howard FeuerCasting

Trevor AlbertProducer

Harold RamisProducer

Whitney WhiteAssociate Producer

C.O. EricksonUnit Production Manager

Alecia LaRueProduction Coordinator

Nicole ArbustoCasting Assistant

Jane BrodyLocal Casting

Peter Landsdown SmithArt Direction

Lisa FischerSet Decoration

Pembroke J. HerringEditor

George H. AndersonSupervising Sound Editor

George FentonOriginal Music Composer

Tom RybaSpecial Effects

Mary AndrewsSound Editor

Steve BoyumStunts

Cindy MartySound Editor

John BaileyDirector of Photography

Glory FioramontiStunts

Rick LeFevourStunt Coordinator

Deborah K. DeeMakeup Artist

David NicholsProduction Design

Jennifer ButlerCostume Design

Dorothy J. PearlMakeup Artist

Jeff AtmajianOrchestrator

Sergio ReyesSound Re-Recording Mixer

Tony CicconeAssistant Editor

George DiLeonardiTransportation Captain

Gunnar SwansonHairstylist

Art AnthonyProsthetic Supervisor

Emanuel MillarKey Hair Stylist

Louis GoldmanStill Photographer

Julie GlickSet Costumer

Rick LazzariniSpecial Effects

Michael ButlerCostume Supervisor

Patrick CaulfieldSet Costumer

James LaceyMakeup Artist

James J. MurakamiAssistant Art Director

Sharon BoyleMusic Supervisor

Gary BaughAssistant Art Director

Morgan Michael LewisKey Grip

Craig HerringAdditional Editing

Lin ColemanAssistant Editor

Linda GacskoClapper Loader

Peter KuttnerFirst Assistant Camera

Michael StoneCamera Operator

Beth CotterSecond Assistant Camera

Mike MoyerChief Lighting Technician

James BlanfordSecond Unit Director of Photography

George KohutSecond Unit Director of Photography

Linda PerlinStunts

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Reviews

by Andres Gomez

Funny story done to fit on Bill Murray's shoes. It is good enough and with a moral for the family but I don't get it what this is such a famous movie.

I can watch this movie again and again and again. Just trying to imagine what I would do in such a situation. And who doesn't like groundhogs?

by tmdb39513728

**The Future is Not a Given** _Groundhog Day_ sets out to accomplish the inconceivable, where few comedies, or movies of any kind, or art forms of any device dare to tread. It is determined to ultimately answer: How does one find true happiness. The kind of baby that might have been hatched by c...

Fantastic watch, will watch again, and do recommend. Bill Murray carries this time-shift-loop adventure in hilarious form. The writing is excellent with a "redeemable protagonist" trope mixed in. The movie is creative with it's divergent time lines and even manages to maintain proper story a...

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‬⁩‬⁩Groundhog Day is one of those movies that never really gets old, no matter how many times you watch it. The premise is simple yet brilliant, a man finds himself reliving the same day over and over, but what makes it so engaging is how well the story unfolds. The pacing is solid, with a decent s...

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