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| | {{Infobox Film | | {{Infobox Film |
| − | | name=The Princess Bride | + | | name=The Princess Bride |
| | | image= | | | image= |
| | | caption= | | | caption= |
| − | | director=Rob Reiner | + | | director=[[Rob Reiner]] |
| − | | producer=Rob Reiner<br>Andrew Shceinman<br>Norman Lear | + | | producer=Rob Reiner<br>Andrew Shceinman |
| | | writer=William Goldman (creator) | | | writer=William Goldman (creator) |
| | + | | narrator=Peter Falk (as the character of the Grandfather) |
| | | starring=Robin Wright Penn<br>Cary Elwes | | | starring=Robin Wright Penn<br>Cary Elwes |
| | | music=Mark Knopfler | | | music=Mark Knopfler |
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| | | editing=Robert Leighton | | | editing=Robert Leighton |
| | | distributor=[[20th Century Fox]] | | | distributor=[[20th Century Fox]] |
| − | | release date(s)=September 25, 1987 | + | | released=September 25, 1987 |
| − | | running time=98 min | + | | runtime=98 min. |
| − | | language=English}} | + | | country=[[USA]] |
| − | | + | | language=[[English]] |
| | + | | budget=$16,000,000 |
| | + | | gross=$30,857,814 (USA) |
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| | + | | imdb_id=093779 |
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| | '''The Princess Bride''' is a 1987 film about a sick grandson, whose grandfather comes to tell him a story. The story includes according to the grandfather, "fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love, miracles." | | '''The Princess Bride''' is a 1987 film about a sick grandson, whose grandfather comes to tell him a story. The story includes according to the grandfather, "fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love, miracles." |
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| | Since it is the night of the wedding, the three prepare to take the castle by surprise. | | Since it is the night of the wedding, the three prepare to take the castle by surprise. |
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| | + | ==Cast== |
| | + | Robin Wright - Princess Buttercup |
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| | + | Cary Elwes - Wesley |
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| | + | Mandy Patinkin - Inigo Montoya |
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| | + | Wallace Shawn - Vizzini |
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| | + | André the Giant - Fezzik |
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| | + | Chris Sarandon - Prince Humperdinck |
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| | + | Christopher Guest - Count Rugen |
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| | + | [[Peter Falk]] - The Grandfather / Narrator |
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| | + | Fred Savage - The Grandson |
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| | + | Peter Cook - The Impressive Clergyman |
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| | + | Mel Smith - The Albino |
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| | + | Carol Kane - Valerie |
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| | + | [[Billy Crystal]] - Miracle Max |
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| | + | ==Reception== |
| | + | The film was only a mild success, grossing only $30,857,814 in the USA. The film was nominated for only one [[Academy Award]] for Best Music/Original Song. |
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| | {{DEFAULTSORT:Princess Bride, The}} | | {{DEFAULTSORT:Princess Bride, The}} |
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| − | [[Category: Movies]] | + | [[Category:Movies]] |
| | + | [[Category:Greatest Conservative Movies]] |