THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL
Which Character Are You?
Wes Anderson’s film characters are like no others. Haven’t we all imagined what it would be like to be sweet like Agatha, sassy like Madame D, or loyal like Zero? Get to know what makes each character from THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL on Blu-Ray/DVD on June 17th.
Gustave H. (Ralph Fiennes)
Like Gustave, you are foolish and brilliant, usually at the same time. You are affectionately hilarious and ever so charming. Smooth is your middle name, and you would defend your friends until the very end.
Zero Moustafa (Tony Revolori)
Just like this lobby boy at the grand hotel, you inadvertently squeeze your way in to become people’s most loyal companion and trusty sidekick. By putting your friends before yourself, you earn their love and respect. You are a total romantic who will always relish the best moments in life and will never forget those you loved.
Madame D (Tilda Swinton)
You are mysterious and, if you ever won the lottery, you wouldn’t tell anyone about it. Like Madame D, you are stealthy and a little bit stonehearted. However, paranoid that someone will try to kill you for the fortune you never told anyone you had, you leave everything to the charmer who somehow managed to shimmy his way into your old lady heart.
Agatha (Saoirse Ronan)
Like Agatha, you refuse to let what makes you different become what drags you down. You like sweet things and are a bit timid, but your pretty personality reaches out to everyone around you. You are witty and smart and probably won’t ever realize how much you changed and influenced other people’s lives.
Dmitri (Adrien Brody)
As greedy as they come, like Dmitri, you feel entitled to things you never deserved. Too cowardly, or maybe lazy, to do things by yourself, you always manage to get someone else to do the dirty work for you. And no, you can’t shoot straight either!
J.G. Jopling (Willem Dafoe)
A little dastardly, you like to impose your power on those smaller than you. Along with your skull-embossed brass knuckles and uncomfortable leather outfits, you like to ride your obnoxiously loud bike everywhere. You’re one of those people who rev up really loudly and accelerate really quickly after a red light only to have to stop at the next one.
Author (Jude Law/Tom Wilkinson)
Like the Author, you are often the silent observer behind someone else’s story. You are a great listener and a kind-hearted person who somehow understands the ways of the world and why things are the way they are.
Deputy Vilmos Kovacs (Jeff Goldblum)
You are a stern and by-the-books individual who won’t let demanding and spoiled people get the best of you. You always seem to be stuck at a crossroads between what is right and what is wrong, but you never falter on your decision of which side to be on.
Thanks to the folks at Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment we’ve got a copy of the THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL Blu-ray set to give away to one lucky NoReruns.net reader!
THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL recounts the adventures of legendary concierge Gustave H. and Zero Moustafa, the lobby boy who becomes his most trusted friend. The story involves the theft of a priceless painting; a raging battle for an enormous family fortune; and a desperate chase on motorcycles, trains, sleds, and skis – all against the backdrop of a suddenly and dramatically changing continent.
Special Features
- Bill Murray Tours The Town
- Kunstmuseum Zubrowka Lecture
- The Society of the Crossed Keys
- The Making of the Grand Budapest Hotel
- Part 1 – The Story
- Part 2 – The Society of the Crossed Keys
- Part 3 – Creating The Hotel
- Part 4 – Creating A World
- Mendl’s Secret Recipe
- Promotional Featurettes – “Cast” and “Wes Anderson”
- Stills Gallery
- Theatrical Trailer
The widget below will step you through the various ways you can enter:
In a couple weeks, we will randomly pick the winner and contact him or her for their mailing info to forward on to the folks at Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, who will mail out the Blu-ray directly. The Blu-ray can only be shipped to an addresses within the United States and Canada, and cannot be shipped to P.O. Boxes.
