
The Remains of the Day (1993)
Diamond in the Rough.
134 min
A rule-bound head butler's world of manners and decorum in the household he maintains is tested by the arrival of a housekeeper who falls in love with him in post-WWI Britain. The possibility of romance and his master's cultivation of ties with the Nazi cause challenge his carefully maintained veneer of servitude.
- Release date
- March 10, 1994
- Country of origin
- United States, United Kingdom
- Music
- Richard Robbins
- Budget
- $11,500,000
- Box office
- $23,240,144
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Trailer
Soundtrack
Original scoreThe Remains Of The Day (Original Soundtrack Recording)1993 · 12 tracks- Opening Titles, Darlington Hallinstrumental7:27
- Keyhole And The Chinmaninstrumental4:14
- Tradition And Orderinstrumental1:51
- Conference Beginsinstrumental1:33
- Sei mir Gegrüsstinstrumental4:13
- Cooks In The Kitcheninstrumental1:34
- Sir Geoffrey Wren And Stevens, Sr.instrumental2:41
- You Mean A Great Deal To This Houseinstrumental2:21
- Loss And Separationinstrumental6:19
- Blue Mooninstrumental4:57
- Sentimental Love Story / Appeasement / In The Raininstrumental5:22
- Portrait Returns / Darlington Hall / End Creditsinstrumental6:54
Cast
- Anthony Hopkins as Stevens
- Emma Thompson as Miss Kenton
- James Fox as Lord Darlington
- Christopher Reeve as Lewis
- Hugh Grant as Reginald Cardinal
- Peter Vaughan as Father
- Ben Chaplin as Charlie, Head Footman
- Paula Jacobs as Mrs. Mortimer, the Cook
- Patrick Godfrey as Spencer
- Michael Lonsdale as Dupont D'Ivry
- Rupert Vansittart as Sir Geoffrey Wren
- Tim Pigott-Smith as Thomas Benn
- Lena Headey as Lizzie
- Paul Copley as Harry Smith
- Peter Cellier as Sir Leonard Bax
- John Savident as Doctor Meredith
- Pip Torrens as Doctor Richard Carlisle
- Peter Eyre as Lord Halifax
- Wolf Kahler as German ambassador
- John Haycraft as Auctioneer
- Caroline Hunt as Landlady
- Steve Dibben as George, Second Footman
- Terence Bayler as Trimmer
- Peter Halliday as Canon Tufnell
- Jeffry Wickham as Viscount Bigge
- Tony Aitken as Postmaster
- Christopher Brown as Irma
- Ian Redford as Publican
Crew
- James Ivory · Director
- Kazuo Ishiguro · Writer
- Ruth Prawer Jhabvala · Writer
- John Calley · Producer
- Ismail Merchant · Producer
- Mike Nichols · Producer
- Richard Robbins · Composer
- Tony Pierce-Roberts · Cinematographer
- Andrew Marcus · Editor
- Celestia Fox · Casting director
- Luciana Arrighi · Production designer