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Lolita

7.1

Released September 27, 1997Runtime 2h 17min

A forbidden love. An unthinkable attraction. The ultimate price.

Humbert Humbert is a middle-aged British novelist who is both appalled by and attracted to the vulgarity of American culture. When he comes to stay at the boarding house run by Charlotte Haze, he soon becomes obsessed with Lolita, the woman's teenaged daughter.

Genres

Drama

Romance

Production Companies

Pathé

Lolita Productions

Production Countries

France

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $62,000,000
Revenue: $1,100,000
Profit/Loss: $-60,900,000

Stream

Rent

Buy

Videos

Cast

Jeremy IronsHumbert Humbert

Dominique SwainDolores "Lolita" Haze

Melanie GriffithCharlotte Haze

Frank LangellaClare Quilty

Suzanne ShepherdMiss Pratt

Keith ReddinReverend Rigger

Erin J. DeanMona

Joan GloverMiss LaBone

Pat PerkinsLouise

Ed GradyDr. Melinik

Angela PatonMrs. Holmes

Michael GoodwinMr. Beale

Ben SilverstoneYoung Humbert Humbert

Emma Griffiths MalinAnnabel Lee

Ronald PickupYoung Humbert's Father

Crew

Dominique PiatScript Supervisor

Leslie ParkScript Supervisor

Adrian LyneDirector

Vladimir NabokovNovel

Stephen SchiffScreenplay

Joel B. MichaelsProducer

Mario KassarProducer

Ellen ChenowethCasting

Jina JayCasting Associate

Ennio MorriconeOriginal Music Composer

Howard AthertonDirector of Photography

Julie MonroeEditor

David BrennerEditor

F. Paul BenzAdditional Editor

Richard DeanMakeup Artist

Dan DelgadoGaffer

Roy C. BryonHairstylist

Bill AbbottMusic Editor

Stephan R. GoldmanMusic Supervisor

Marie LastennetMakeup Artist

Pamela PriestHairstylist

Steve ParentiSet Decoration

Jon HutmanProduction Design

Eric H. SandbergCostume Supervisor

John SeakwoodStill Photographer

Susan ToddHairstylist

Debra SchuttSet Decoration

Donna SpahnHairstylist

Darren MichaelsStill Photographer

Lyndell QuiyouKey Hair Stylist

Danny Aiello IIIStunt Coordinator

Cecilia VerardiMakeup Artist

Judianna MakovskyCostume Design

Peter SorelStill Photographer

Stephen SmithAdditional Photography

Phil J. MinskyStunts

Monty CoxStunts

Nicholas J. GiangiulioStunts

Elizabeth FulcherStunts

Jery HewittStunts

Gregg SmrzStunts

Roy FarfelStunts

Bill AnagnosStunts

Carl CiarfalioStunts

Tim GallinStunts

John CopemanStunts

Frank Ferrara Sr.Stunts

Kurt BryantStunts

John CenatiempoStunts

Chris CenatiempoStunts

Laura GrahamADR Editor

Nancy MacLeodSound Effects Editor

David GiammarcoADR Editor

Vanick MoradianDialogue Editor

Alison FisherDialogue Editor

Scott A. JenningsSound Effects Editor

Mark DeSimoneADR Mixer

Walter-Joseph GrabowskiFoley Recordist

Donna PowellFoley Artist

Fabio VenturiSound Engineer

Willy AllenDialogue Editor

Tami TreadwellADR Recordist

Beau BakerBoom Operator

Diane LinnADR Recordist

Charleen Richards-SteevesADR Mixer

George H. AndersonDialogue Editor

Rick FreemanDialogue Editor

Michael HaightDialogue Editor

Franco PatrignaniSound Engineer

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Reviews

Adrian Lyne’s Lolita (1997) is a haunting and provocative adaptation of Vladimir Nabokov’s controversial novel. Despite being over two hours long, the pacing felt just right. The first act didn’t drag at all, and the transition to the second act was seamless, keeping me engaged throughout the film....