| Bill Murray | Phil, Phil Connors |
| Andie MacDowell | Rita |
| Chris Elliott | Larry |
| Stephen Tobolowsky | Ned |
| Brian Doyle-Murray | Buster |
| Marita Geraghty | Nancy |
| Rick Ducommun | Gus |
| Rick Overton | Ralph |
| Robin Duke | Doris the Waitress |
| Angela Paton | Mrs. Lancaster |
| Carol Bivins | Anchorwoman |
| Les Podewell | Old Man |
| Harold Ramis | Neurologist |
| David Pasquesi | Psychiatrist |
| Doc Erickson | Herman, Bank Guard |
| Terry Fryer | Piano Hand Double |
| Willie Garson | Phil's Assistant Kenny |
| Timothy Hendrickson | Waiter Bill |
| Richard Henzel | Voice Only |
| Mike Shannon | Fred |
| Rom Milanovich | State Trooper |
| Lucina Paquet | Flat Tire Lady |
| Brenda Pickleman | Buster's Wife |
| Rob Riley | Voice Only |
| Peggy Roeder | Piano Teacher |
| Eric Saiet | Buster's Son |
| Rod Sell | Groundhog Official |
| Dianne B. Shaw | E.R. Nurse |
| John M. Watson Sr. | Bartender |
| Harold Ramis | Director, Producer, Screenwriter |
| Trevor Albert | Producer |
| John Bailey | Cinematographer |
| C.O. Erickson | Executive Producer |
| George Fenton | Score Composer |
| Lisa Fischer | Set Decoration/Design |
| Karen Fletcher-Trujillo | Set Decoration/Design |
| Michael Haley | Asst. Director |
| Pembroke J. Herring | Editor |
| David Nichols | Production Designer |
| Danny Rubin | Original Story, Screenwriter |
| Tom Ryba | Special Effects |
| Peter Smith | Art Director |
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Posted October 1, 2010
This movie is great. I love watching Phil Connors get more and more frustrated and despondent as each day starts over again.His scenes with Ned Ryerson (BING!) are hilarious. This movie is great. I love watching Phil Connors get more and more frustrated and despondent as each day starts over again.His scenes with Ned Ryerson (BING!) are hilarious.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I love movies that say you can be something more than you are. This is one of my favorite movies. Every single time its on TV I watch it again (and again, and again). Time to by the DVD so I can watch it whenever I want to.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I LAUGH LIKE A LITTLE SCHOOL GIRL AT THIS MOVIE! IF YOU ARE IN A BAD/SAD MOOD...POP THIS MOVIE IN THE VCR, IT'S BETTER THAN VODKA AND NYQUIL.
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Posted October 1, 2010
''Groundhog Day'' is one of my top 5 movie picks. It's simple, profound, flawless. My prediction: It will sleep, only to be discovered some day as did another all-time great movie ''It's A Wonderful Life''.
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Posted October 1, 2010
Grounhog Day is definately the best movie of all time. Bill Murray is unbelievable playing Phil the weatherman. I've seen the movie over a hundred times, and every time I laugh at something I didnt laught at before. The special edition is great too. Harold Ramis does a great job with his commentary. Near the end, he reveals that now that he's getting older, he cries at almost every movie. THis led him to admit that he cried at the end of X-Men. Anyway, i highly recommend buying this fantastic movie.
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Posted October 1, 2010
In this movie Bill Murray plays Phil, a TV weatherman working for a local station in Pennsylvania but convinced that national news stardom is in his grasp. Phil displays a charm and wit on camera that evaporates the moment the red light goes off; he is bitter, appallingly self-centered, and treats his co-workers with contempt, especially his producer Rita played by the charming Andie MacDowell and cameraman Larry played by Chris Elliot. On February 2, 1992, Phil, Rita, and Larry are sent on an assignment that Phil especially loathes: the annual Groundhog Day festivities in Punxsutawney, PA, where the citizens await the appearance of Punxsutawney Phil, the groundhog who will supposedly determine the length of winter by his ability to see his own shadow. Phil is eager to beat a hasty retreat, but when a freak snowstorm strands him in Punxsutawney, he wakes up the next morning with the strangest sense of déjà vu: he seems to be living the same day over again. The next morning it happens again, and then again. Soon, no matter what he does, he's stuck in February 2, 1992; nothing her tries gets him out of the loop. But the more Phil relives the same day, the more he's forced to look at other people's lives, and something unusual happens: he begins to care about others. He starts to respect people, he tries to save the life of a homeless man, and he discovers that he's falling in love with Rita and therefore wants to be someone that she could love in return.
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