Grumpy Old Men
For decades, next-door neighbors and former friends John and Max have feuded, trading insults and wicked pranks. When an attractive widow moves in nearby, their bad blood erupts into a high-stakes rivalry full of naughty jokes and adolescent hijinks. WillGenre: | Comedy |
Full production credits:
Communicator
Robin Swicord
Communicator
Akiva Goldsman
Communicator
Adam Brooks
Communicator
Mark Steven Johnson
Character
Max Goldman
Communicator
Walter Matthau
Character
Jack Lemmon
Character
Walter Matthau
Character
Ann-Margret
Character
Burgess Meredith
Character
Daryl Hannah
Character
Kevin Pollak
Character
Ossie Davis
Character
Buck Henry
Character
Christopher McDonald
Character
John Carroll Lynch
Character
Steve Cochran
Character
Joe Howard
Character
Isabell O'Connor
Character
Charles Brin
Character
Oliver Osterberg
Character
Joel Edwards
Director
Donald Petrie
Producer
Mark Steven Johnson
Original music composer
Alan Silvestri
Producer
Richard C. Berman
Editor
Bonnie Koehler
Director of photography
Johnny E. Jensen
Screenplay
Mark Steven Johnson
Associate producer
Darlene K. Chan
Associate producer
Kathy Sarreal
Producer
John Davis
Executive producer
Dan Kolsrud
Casting
Sharon Howard-Field
Production design
David Chapman
Art direction
Mark Haack
Set decoration
Clay A. Griffith
Costume design
Lisa Jensen
Hairstylist
Linda De Andrea
Makeup artist
Linda Melazzo
Hairstylist
Linda Rizzuto
Key makeup artist
Rick Sharp
Unit production manager
Dan Kolsrud
Second assistant director
Molly Muir
First assistant director
Randy Suhr
First assistant director
Douglas E. Wise
Researcher
Aryn Chapman
Construction coordinator
Douglas Dick
Leadman
Chris Gibbin
Construction foreman
Blaine Marcou
Assistant art director
Jack E. Pelissier Jr.
Assistant property master
Jerry Swift
Property master
Jim Zemansky
Dialogue editor
Christopher Assells
Foley
Kevin Bartnof
Adr & dubbing
Rick Canelli
Sound re-recording mixer
Tom E. Dahl
Assistant sound editor
Victor Ray Ennis
Production sound mixer
Russell C. Fager
Adr editor
Linda Folk
Adr supervisor
Jessica Gallavan
Foley editor
Eric Gotthelf
Sound re-recording mixer
Rick Hart
Sound re-recording mixer
Wayne Heitman
Foley
Ellen Heuer
Dialogue editor
Chris Hogan
Sound effects editor
Randy Kelley
Sound re-recording mixer
Robert J. Litt
Assistant sound editor
Cybele O'Brien
Adr & dubbing
Thomas J. O'Connell
Dialogue editor
Vic Radulich
Foley editor
Patrick N. Sellers
Boom operator
Mark Steinbeck
Supervising sound effects editor
Mark P. Stoeckinger
Dialogue editor
Mike Szakmeister
Sound re-recording mixer
Elliot Tyson
Additional sound re-recording mixer
Kim Waugh
Sound recordist
David Behle
Special effects supervisor
Greg C. Jensen
Special effects coordinator
Peter Albiez
Special effects
Keane Bonath
Special effects
Shelly Hawkos
Stunts
Ray Lykins
Stunts
Bill McIntosh
Stunt coordinator
Ernie F. Orsatti
Stunts
Spiro Razatos
Chief lighting technician
Pat Blymyer
Camera operator
Dick Colean
First assistant camera
Chris Fisher
First assistant camera
Jimmy E. Jensen
Best boy electrician
Hugh Langtry
Chief lighting technician
Patrick Marshall
Rigging gaffer
Tim Marshall
Key grip
Richard Moran
Still photographer
Ron Phillips
Second unit
Rosalie Seifert
Key costumer
Hala Bahmet
Costume supervisor
Keith G. Lewis
Key costumer
Trina Mrnak
Assistant costume designer
Elizabeth Shelton
Negative cutter
Donah Bassett
First assistant editor
Adam C. Frank
Color timer
Dale E. Grahn
Associate editor
Steve Schoenberg
Assistant editor
Trudy Yee
Location manager
Cat Thompson
Location manager
Dave Halls
Supervising music editor
Kenneth Karman
Orchestrator
William Ross
Scoring mixer
Dennis S. Sands
Music editor
Andrew Silver
Musician
Tom Boyd
Title designer
Wayne Fitzgerald
Script supervisor
Susan Bierbaum
Production accountant
Kim Bodner
Administration
Lisa D. Menke
Production accountant
Susan Montgomery
Administration
Peter L. Mullin
Administration
Gregory J. Niska
Administration
Tom Sann
Unit publicist
Michael Singer
Character
John Gustafson
Character
Max Goldman
Character
Ariel Truax
Character
Grandpa Gustafson
Character
Melanie
Character
Jacob Goldman
Character
Chuck
Character
Snyder
Character
Mike
Character
Moving Man
Character
Weatherman
Character
Pharmacist
Character
Nurse
Character
Fisherman
Character
Fisherman (uncredited)
Communicator
Jack Lemmon
Communicator
Burgess Meredith
Last updated: 2019-09-26
Characters in ‘Grumpy Old Men’
“Ariel Truax: John, when was the last time you made love?
John Gustafson: October 4th...1978.
Ariel Truax: Oh, I think we're safe.”
John Gustafson: October 4th...1978.
Ariel Truax: Oh, I think we're safe.”
Tagged:
incel
“John Gustafson: You're supposed to be smoking filter cigarettes.
Grandpa Gustafson: I'm 94 years old. What the hell do I care?”
Grandpa Gustafson: I'm 94 years old. What the hell do I care?”
Tagged:
smoking, filtered cigarettes
“[Bragging about his sexual escapades] I've laid more pipe in this town than Wabasha Plumbing.”
Tagged:
laying pipe, sexual escapades
“Weatherman: Cold enough for ya? Brrrrrrr!
Max Goldman: Oh, shut up, fatass.”
Max Goldman: Oh, shut up, fatass.”
Tagged:
Cold Weather, fatass
“If I had known I would be doing a nude scene, I'd have asked for another million.”
Tagged:
Nude Scene
“Max Goldman: You're trying to steal her away like you did Mae.
John Gustafson: Oh, well, I'll remind you, Einstein, that Mae was no prize.
Max Goldman: She was to me.
John Gustafson: I was married to the woman for 20 years, she was no prize!
Max Goldman: She was to me.
John Gustafson: Well, that's why you're a moron! If you'd had Mae you wouldn't have had Amy! And Amy was a good woman!
Max Goldman: She was the best.
John Gustafson: Yeah, and she was a darned sight more loyal than Mae ever was!
Max Goldman: Yeah!
John Gustafson: Yeah.
Max Goldman: What?
John Gustafson: What?
Max Goldman: Huh?
John Gustafson: Huh?
John Gustafson: What...?
[Both forget what they were arguing about]”
John Gustafson: Oh, well, I'll remind you, Einstein, that Mae was no prize.
Max Goldman: She was to me.
John Gustafson: I was married to the woman for 20 years, she was no prize!
Max Goldman: She was to me.
John Gustafson: Well, that's why you're a moron! If you'd had Mae you wouldn't have had Amy! And Amy was a good woman!
Max Goldman: She was the best.
John Gustafson: Yeah, and she was a darned sight more loyal than Mae ever was!
Max Goldman: Yeah!
John Gustafson: Yeah.
Max Goldman: What?
John Gustafson: What?
Max Goldman: Huh?
John Gustafson: Huh?
John Gustafson: What...?
[Both forget what they were arguing about]”
Tagged:
arguments, Alzheimer's
“Max Goldman: You know what Jacob said? Jacob said old Billy Hensel was killed in a car crash. Cleared his car straight off the bridge into the Mississippi.
John Gustafson: Lucky bastard.
Max Goldman: You bet.
John Gustafson: Hey, how is he, anyway?
Max Goldman: Dead! Died on impact!
John Gustafson: Jacob, moron, Jacob.”
John Gustafson: Lucky bastard.
Max Goldman: You bet.
John Gustafson: Hey, how is he, anyway?
Max Goldman: Dead! Died on impact!
John Gustafson: Jacob, moron, Jacob.”
Tagged:
Mississippi River, Moron
“Jacob: You're a child.
Max Goldman: Don't tell me, Jacob; it isn't me.
Jacob: Oh it never is. Uh huh, I'm sure John started every fight since 1940.
Max Goldman: ’38.”
Max Goldman: Don't tell me, Jacob; it isn't me.
Jacob: Oh it never is. Uh huh, I'm sure John started every fight since 1940.
Max Goldman: ’38.”
Tagged:
Fighting, Nitpicking
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