Rushmore (1998)
Overview
When a beautiful first-grade teacher arrives at a prep school, she soon attracts the attention of an ambitious teenager named Max, who quickly falls in love with her. Max turns to the father of two of his schoolmates for advice on how to woo the teacher. However, the situation soon gets complicated when Max's new friend becomes involved with her, setting the two pals against one another in a war for her attention.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $9,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $17,096,053.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 11.217 |
Directed By
Wes Anderson
Crew
Wes Anderson
Wes Anderson
Owen Wilson
Barry Mendel
Paul Schiff
Robert D. Yeoman
David Wasco
David Moritz
Karen Patch
Wes Anderson
Owen Wilson
John Cameron
Mark Mothersbaugh
Mary Gail Artz
Barbara Cohen
Randall Poster
David Sanders
John Cameron
Michael Cedar
Conte Mark Matal
Sandy Reynolds-Wasco
Scott Peterson
Pawel Wdowczak
Andrew Laws
Austin Gorg
Amanda Anderson
Colleen Saro
Wallace R. Syms
Jeffrey B. Hartmann
Cathie Filian
Jennifer Long
Leeann Radeka
Jamelle Flowers
David Ridlen
Bob Harper
Bob Harper
Sally J. Harper
Sally J. Harper
Terri Harper
Frances Hannon
Bart Mixon
John Boccaccio
Jimmy Lindsey
Val Sklar
David A. Smith
Daniel R. Padgett
Terry Hubbard
Lin Coleperson
Ron Radvinsky
Michael Baber
John Nutt
Kyrsten Mate
Aura Gilge
Yin Cantor
David Franklin Bergad
Malcolm Fife
Doc Kane
Margie O'Malley
Marnie Moore
Steve Fontano
Frank Rinella
Mark Berger
Michael Semanick
Grant Foerster
Buzzy Burwell
Peter Clarson
Cheryl Clarson
Edison Jackson
Billy MacTavish
Danny Navarette
Kevin Sims
Ferrell A. Shinnick
Michael Sheeren
Doug Chartier
Dennis Clay
Doug Mercer
Layne Chaney
Steven Guerreo
Sean R. Wright
Kurt Kornemann
Melissa Matthies
David M. Bowen
Ric Trzeciak
Ron Trost
Christine Fransen
Melissa Wiechmann
Stephen Light
Donald Murphy
Daniel Bradford
Roy Metcalf
Chad Loucks
Craig Busch
Virginia Diaz
Van Redin
Debra Secher
Liz Keigley
Beth Sepko
Christopher S. Parker
Gloria Kaiser
Juel Bestrop
Debra Zane
Vojislav Mikulic
TOP CAST
Jason Schwartzman
Max Fischer
Bill Murray
Herman Blume
Olivia Williams
Rosemary Cross
Seymour Cassel
Bert Fischer
Brian Cox
Dr. Nelson Guggenheim
Mason Gamble
Dirk Calloway
Sara Tanaka
Margaret Yang
Stephen McCole
Magnus Buchan
Luke Wilson
Dr. Peter Flynn
Dipak Pallana
Mr. Adams
Andrew Wilson
Coach Beck
Marietta Marich
Mrs. Guggenheim
Ronnie McCawley
Ronny Blume
Keith McCawley
Donny Blume
Hae Joon Lee
Alex
Adebayo Asabi
Mr. Obiamiwe
Connie Nielsen
Mrs. Calloway
Al Fielder
Ernie
Colin Platt
Boy Portraying Frank Serpico
George Farish
O'Reilly
Francis Fernandez
Burnum
McCauley Penderdast
Fields
Eric Weems
Willie
Dalton Tomlin
Wrestler
Wallace Wolodarsky
Referee
Kim Terry
Mrs. Blume
Ella Pryor
Woman Back Stage
Paul Schiff
Waiter
Antoni Scarano
Small Boy Artist
Brian Tenenbaum
Contractor
Thayer McClanahan
School Reporter
Patricia Winkler
Mrs. Whitney
Manning Mott
Mr. Holstead
J.J. Stonebraker
Woody
Donny Caicedo
40 Ounce
Ali Ktiri
Benjamin
Michael Maggart
Concierge
Robbie Lee
Isaac
Morgan Redmond
Bellman
Ed Geldart
Security Guard
J.J. Killalea
Tommy Stalling
William Lau
Mr. Yang
Lucille Sadikin
Mrs. Yang
Steve Eckelman
Tennis Pro
Eric Chase Anderson
Architect
Danny Fine
Coach Fritz
Kyle Ryan Urquhart
Regis
Kumar Pallana
Mr. LittleJeans
Stephen Dignan
Reuben
Alexis Bledel
Student (uncredited)
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