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This movie tells five stories set in a single day at the famed Chelsea Hotel in New York City, involving an ensemble cast of some 30-35 characters.

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Lorna Doone
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Crutches
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Audrey
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Rookie Cop
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Girl (as Paz De La Huerta)
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Kid (as Guillermo Díaz)
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Frank
Paul D. Failla ...
Cop (as Paul Failla)
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Bud
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Terry Olsen
Duane McLaughlin ...
Wall
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Mary
Jimmy Scott ...
Skinny Bones
John Seitz ...
Dean
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Journalist
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Grace
Heather Watts ...
Ballerina
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Val
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Greta
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Lynny Barnum
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Bud's Editor
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Ross
Sam Connelly ...
Crony 1
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Crony 2 (as Rick Linklater)
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Crony 3 (as Peter Salet)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Greta Gaines ...
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Sam (uncredited) (voice)
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Man in Elevator (uncredited)
Laura Maxwell ...
Girl in Bar (uncredited)

Directed by

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Ethan Hawke

Written by

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Nicole Burdette ... (play)
 
Nicole Burdette ... (written by)
 
Arthur Rimbaud ... (poem "Seasons in Hell")
 
Dylan Thomas ... (poems "Under Milk Wood" and "Lament")

Produced by

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Alexis Alexanian ... producer
Sam Connelly ... associate producer
Caroline Kaplan ... executive producer
Pamela Koffler ... producer (as Pamela R. Koffler)
Jon Marcus ... line producer
Jonathan Sehring ... executive producer
John Sloss ... executive producer
Christine Vachon ... producer
Gary Winick ... producer

Music by

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Jeff Tweedy

Cinematography by

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Tom Richmond ... director of photography

Editing by

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Adriana Pacheco

Editorial Department

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Bucky Carr ... additional editor
Kelly Delevan ... second assistant editor
Deepa Donde ... additional editor
Paul Frank ... additional editor / second assistant editor
Kent McGrew ... color timer
Alan Oxman ... supervising editor
Richard Reiss ... additional editor
Daniel Shaw ... first assistant editor
Kim Worth ... additional editor

Casting By

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Sheila Jaffe
Georgianne Walken

Production Design by

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Rick Butler ... (as Richard Butler)

Costume Design by

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Catherine Marie Thomas ... (as Catherine Thomas)

Makeup Department

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Kyra Panchenko ... hair designer / makeup designer

Production Management

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Jake Abraham ... post-production supervisor
Carrie Fix ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Eliot Gerstel ... second second assistant director
Doug Torres ... first assistant director
Carrie Fix ... second assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Shannon Robert Bowen ... propmaster
Emmy Castlan ... art department intern
Heather Dunbar ... art department assistant
Bianca Terranova ... paintings and artwork

Sound Department

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Ethan Beigel ... foley mixer for m&e
Tammy Douglas ... boom operator (as Tammy M. Douglas)
Robert Fernandez ... re-recording mixer
Mariusz Glabinski ... sound effects editor
Marlena Grzaslewicz ... post-production sound editor
John Gutierrez ... boom operator (as John Gutierez)
Conor Guy ... assistant sound editor
Thomas Kodros ... stereo sound consultant: Dolby (as Thomas G. Kodros)
Dick Kondas ... assistant sound engineer
Jamie Moore ... boom operator
Jeremy Segal ... boom operator
Ira Spiegel ... post-production sound editor
Jay Peck ... foley artist (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

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Eleanor Harwood ... magic bullet producer: The Orphanage
Aaron Rhodes ... magic bullet colorist: The Orphanage

Camera and Electrical Department

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Squire Fox ... still photographer
Oliver Kramer ... assistant camera
Marc-Eric Nielsen ... assistant camera
Stephanie Pequignot ... still photographer
Richard Rutkowski ... director of photography: collaborator
Erin Wile ... electrician / grip

Casting Department

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Katharina Eggmann ... casting associate (as Katharina Eggman)
Sheryl Roberts ... casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Mickey Carleton ... assistant to costume designer
Pamela Kezal ... assistant to costume designer

Music Department

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Linda Cohen ... music supervisor
Patrick Derivaz ... score recordist
Jennifer L. Dunnington ... music editor (as Jen Dunnington)
Glenn Kotche ... musician: music score
Alison LaCourse ... music assistant
Alex Steyermark ... executive music producer
Jeff Tweedy ... musician: music score

Script and Continuity Department

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Anthony Pettine ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Natasha Allaire ... production assistant
Steve Baganti ... production assistant
Paul Brennan ... production legal (as Paul Brennan Esq.)
Eddie Briggs ... paintings and artwork
Matthew K. Coleman ... assistant: Uma Thurman
Brent Cox ... production legal
Todd Eddings ... production assistant
Wendy Fulenwider ... paintings and artwork
Alejandro Garmendia ... paintings and artwork
Jennifer Gaylord ... production legal (as Jennifer Gaylord Esq.)
Matthew Gray ... production assistant (as Matt Gray)
Julia Judge ... creative consultant
Allyson King ... on-line services: Red Scare Inc.
Jeff Maksym ... production assistant
Lynn Marcus ... production legal (as Lynn Marcus Esq.)
Patrick Moore ... production assistant
Terrence Nelson ... production assistant
Michael Palan ... production assistant
Bo Price ... production assistant
Dav Rauch ... title designer: The Orphanage
David Renfry ... paintings and artwork
Jimmy Simak ... production assistant (as Jim Simak)
Julie Slotnik ... production assistant (as Julie Slotnick)
Sarah Steinfeld ... production assistant
Mandy Tagger ... production assistant
Jane Tsighis ... production accountant

Thanks

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Laird Adamson ... special thanks
Venice Adrien ... thanks
Jane Alexander ... special thanks
Michael Almereyda ... special thanks
Stanley Bard ... thanks: Chelsea Hotel manager
Serena Bass ... thanks: Serena Retaurant
Pamela Berkeley ... thanks
Martin Bernstein ... thanks
Jennifer Brew ... thanks: Serena Retaurant
Ian Bricke ... special thanks
Adam Brooks ... special thanks
Andrew Brown ... special thanks
Vanessa Bus ... thanks
Steve Clark ... special thanks
Frank H. Connelly ... special thanks
Gerald DeCock ... thanks
Paula Dorf ... thanks
Jenifer Estess ... special thanks (as Jennifer Estess)
Russell Lee Fine ... special thanks (as Russell Fine)
Leonard Finger ... thanks
Paul Fitzgerald ... special thanks
Barbara Clement Gould ... special thanks
Josh Grier ... thanks
Barnaby Harris ... thanks
Isaac Hayes ... special thanks
Leo Holder ... thanks
Kit Hui ... special thanks
Luke Joerger ... special thanks
Alexia Landeau ... special thanks
Nicki Ledermann ... special thanks
Aaron Levine ... special thanks
Ellen Lewis ... thanks
Richard Linklater ... special thanks
Suzanne Lipschutz ... thanks
Bryan Lourd ... special thanks
Pat Lucas ... thanks
Tony Margherita ... thanks
Kevin McKenna ... special thanks
Mark Montano ... thanks
Bill Nisselson ... thanks
Evelyne Noraz ... special thanks
Yoko Ono ... special thanks
Austin Pendleton ... special thanks
Robert Reich ... thanks
William F. Reynolds ... thanks (as William Reynolds)
Jenny Robertson ... special thanks
Michael Robinson ... thanks
Alex Rockwell ... special thanks
Roxanne Rogers ... special thanks
Cindy Ross ... thanks
Mark Ross ... thanks
Jason Rothenberg ... special thanks
Katie Roumel ... special thanks
Peter Salett ... special thanks (as Peter Salet)
Sam Sheffer ... thanks: Serena Retaurant (as Sam Shaffer)
Edwin Sherin ... special thanks (as Ed Sherin)
Brad Simpson ... special thanks (as Bradford Simpson)
Andrew Sinclair ... special thanks
Kerri Smith ... special thanks
Emmanuel Stern ... thanks: Tribeca Grand Hotel
Quentin Tarantino ... special thanks
Marisa Tomei ... special thanks
Steph Turner ... thanks
Carin Ullman ... thanks
Heather Watts ... special thanks
Arnold Weinstein ... thanks
Angela White ... thanks

Production Companies

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Distributors

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Special Effects

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  • The Orphanage (visual effects and magic bullet digital post-production)

Other Companies

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

In New York's storied Chelsea Hotel, a novelist, a dancer, a painter, a poet, an aged jazz singer, and a young troubadour sort out their personal and artistic lives within walls haunted by the likes of Dylan Thomas, O. Henry, and Sarah Bernhardt. A boozy novelist balances wife, mistress, and stories. A dancer who's a waitress in the basement club chooses between a Hollywood jerk and a local painter. A youth from Minnesota who composes and sings may be the next Bob Dylan. A poet decides to give her feckless boyfriend another chance, even as her eyes tell us she knows what's ahead. An old jazz artist wants to place a bet and share his love for Lady Day. These walls do seem to talk. Written by

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Also Known As
  • Last Word on Paradise (United States)
  • Hotel Chelsea (Finland)
  • Стените на Челси (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • Muzã pentru artisti (Romania)
  • Chelsea Hotel
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Runtime
  • 109 min
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Box Office

Budget $100,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $10,003, 21 Apr 2002

Did You Know?

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Trivia Tuesday Weld's last film appearance as of 2017. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Jersey Girl (2004). See more »
Soundtracks Under Milk Wood See more »
Quotes Terry Olsen: Why do they call you Lorna Doone? Ain't that a cookie?
Lorna Doone: You can call me whatever you want.
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