Actors
All filmographies
Movies
Explore every movie
Series
Most watched shows
Play
Trivia, challenges & battles
🍿
Home Actors Movies Series Play
Language: English
Rushmore

Rushmore

“Love. Expulsion. Revolution.”
7.4 /10 (2,773) Rage 1998 1h 33m
Comedy Drama
Director Wes Anderson
Screenplay Wes Anderson, Owen Wilson
Wes Anderson's breakthrough stars Jason Schwartzman as Max Fischer, an overachieving, extracurricular-obsessed prep-school misfit who falls for a widowed first-grade teacher and enters an escalating rivalry with Bill Murray's melancholy industrialist for her affection. The film crystallized Anderson's meticulous visual style — symmetrical framing, deadpan line readings, needle-drop soundtrack — while giving Murray one of his first great dramatic-comic roles of his career revival. Funny and unexpectedly poignant, it's widely regarded as the film where Anderson's aesthetic fully arrived.
Release
Dec 11, 1998
Budget
$9M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$17M

Cast

Reviews

TMDB 7.4/10
★★★★★★★★★★
Rate and review this movie
Log in →
Advertisement

Trailer

Rushmore
Official trailer
Rushmore

Where to Watch

Streaming
HooplaHooplaDisney PlusDisney Plus
Rent or Buy
Amazon VideoAmazon VideoRentApple TV StoreApple TV StoreRentGoogle Play MoviesGoogle Play MoviesRentYouTubeYouTubeRentFandango At HomeFandango At HomeRent

From the same director: Wes Anderson

Advertisement

Similar

Create your profile for free
Save favorites, rate movies, play trivia games and discover your next favorite movie.
Join free →
Where to watch Rushmore? Rushmore is available for streaming on Hoopla, Disney Plus.
Who stars in Rushmore? The main cast of Rushmore includes Jason Schwartzman, Bill Murray, Olivia Williams, Seymour Cassel, Brian Cox.
Who directed Rushmore? Rushmore (1998) is directed by Wes Anderson.
How long is Rushmore? Rushmore has a runtime of 1h 33m. It was released in 1998.
What genre is Rushmore? Rushmore is a Comedy, Drama film. It has a rating of 7.4/10 with 2,773 votes.

Cast

Synopsis

Wes Anderson's breakthrough stars Jason Schwartzman as Max Fischer, an overachieving, extracurricular-obsessed prep-school misfit who falls for a widowed first-grade teacher and enters an escalating rivalry with Bill Murray's melancholy industrialist for her affection. The film crystallized Anderson's meticulous visual style — symmetrical framing, deadpan line readings, needle-drop soundtrack — while giving Murray one of his first great dramatic-comic roles of his career revival. Funny and unexpectedly poignant, it's widely regarded as the film where Anderson's aesthetic fully arrived.

Your experience, your call

We use cookies for analytics and ads. Without them, the site works just as well.

Known for