
Kate & Leopold
Skeptical modern woman Kate must guide a bewildered 19th‑century aristocrat through today's world while racing against time to send him home before his disappearance unravels history.
“If they lived in the same century, they'd be perfect for each other.”
Synopsis
When her scientist ex-boyfriend discovers a portal that allows time travel and brings back a 19th-century nobleman named Leopold to prove its existence, skeptical Kate is reluctantly tasked with showing Leopold around the 21st century. As Kate spends more time with Leopold, she finds herself increasingly drawn to him. However, if Leopold does not return to his own time, his absence could have lasting consequences on history.
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A crew of 258+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by David BrennerShot by Stuart DryburghScored by Rolfe KentDesigned by Mark FriedbergSound by Bill W Benton Nm0072904Costumes by Donna ZakowskaStunts by Peter BucossiVFX by Curtis Augspurger
Box Office
2001 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.6× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$76.0M
US & Canada: $47.1M — 62% of worldwide · International: $28.9M (38%)
Opening weekend: $7.6M — 16% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $7.6M — 16% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,449 theaters
Versions & cuts
- director's cut· 123 min
Also known as
- Kate & Leopoldde
- Kate and Leopolden
- Kate y Leopoldes
- Kate et Léopoldfr
- Kate e Leopoldit
- (Croatian)Kaća i Leopold
Release dates around the world3 countries · showhide
- United StatesDec 11, 2001
- ChileDec 20, 2001
- CanadaDec 25, 2001
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Cast & Crew
258 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Meg Ryan
as Kate McKay
Hugh Jackman
as Leopold
Liev Schreiber
as Stuart Besser
Breckin Meyer
as Charlie McKay
Natasha Lyonne
as Darci
Bradley Whitford
as J.J. Camden
Paxton Whitehead
as Uncle Millard
Spalding Gray
as Dr. Geisler
Josh Stamberg
as Colleague Bob
Matthew Sussman
as Ad Executive Phil
Charlotte Ayanna
as Patrice
Philip Bosco
as Otis
Supporting cast
63Andrew Jack
as Roebling
Stan Tracy
as Photographer
Kristen Schaal
as Miss Tree
William Sanford
as Barry
Arthur J Nascarella
as Gracy
Robert Ray Manning Jr
as Passerby
Roma Torre
as TV Newscaster
Viola Davis
as Policewoman
Ray Seiden
as Sanitation Worker
Jonathan Fried
as Faux Wolfgang
Francis Dumaurier
as Faux Emeril
Cole Hawkins
as Hector
Stephanie Montalvo
as CRG Intern
Ebony Jo Ann
as Nurse Ester
Joseph Mosso
as Cameraman
Cornelius Patrick Byrne
as Carriage Driver
Chazz Menendez
as Purse Thief
Brandon Parrish
as Dennis
Ginger Britt Daniels
as Monica
Martha Madison
as Office Woman
Stephanie Sanditz
as Gretchen
Nai Yuan Hu
as Rooftop Violinist
Michael Shelle
as Distinguished Actor
Matt Beisner
as Commercial Director
Bill Corsair
as Limo Driver
John Rothman
as Executive #1
Dennis Rees
as Executive #2
Michael Cassady
as Executive #3
Brian Letscher
as Ad Executive
Meg Gibson
as Executive's Wife
Kevin Daniels
as Doorman at Party
Henry Boyle
as Cab Driver
Russell Di Perna
as Bridge Cop
Frank Arcuri
as 1876 Doorman
David Aaron Baker
as 2nd Studio Executive
Andrea Barnes
as Clara
Delia Baseman
as Girl at the Bridge Opening
Gary Beck
as 1876 Gentleman
Craig Bierko
as Actor in Advertisement
Diana Brownstone
as Prospective Bride
Lee Burkett
as Smoking Man at Barrel Shop
Carl Burrows
as Party Guest
Daphna Cardinale
as Gossip
Craig Castaldo
as Self - Radioman
Ty Copeman
as Usher, Theater
Monique Gabriela Curnen
as Monica Martinez
Vincent Daly
as Man on street
Aimee Denaro
as Movie Goer
Fabrizio Fante
as Softball Player
Howard Feller
as Hospital Patient
Peggy Flood
as Prospective Bride
Shalom Harlow
as Woman in Movie
Jennifer Johns
as Ballroom Dancer
Michael Lanuto
as Rally Supporter
Elizabeth Logan
as Movie Goer
Domenick Lombardozzi
as Counterman
James Mangold
as Irate Director Richard
Jorjeana Marie
as Leopold's Maid
Eddie Marrero
as Hospital Orderly
Celia A Montgomery
as Red-Haired Flirting Woman at Brooklyn Bridge (1870s)
Del Pentecost
as Marty
Todd Poudrier
as Bartender
Colby Ryan
as Flower Shop Clerk
Directors
1Writers
3Producers
10Bob Weinstein
executive producer
C Marie Davis
visual effects executive producer
Cathy Konrad
Producer, Producers
Christopher Goode
co-producer
Curtis Augspurger
visual effects producer / roto lead
Harvey Weinstein
executive producer
Julia Frey
visual effects producer
Kerry Orent
Producers, executive producer
Meryl
Producers, executive producer
Rupert Cole
assistant to producer
Other crew
172Joseph Conti
3d lead (as a different name)
Linda Toon
accounting assistant
Phil Abraham
additional photographer: second unit
Anthony Gore
additional post-production supervisor
David Boulton
adr mixer
Robert Deschaine
adr mixer (as Bob Descaine)
Tamara Brock
animal trainer
Ursula Brauner
animal trainer
Andrew Buckland Nm0118202
apprentice film editor
Sara Cueva
apprentice film editor
Gene Buser
apprentice scenic
Jess Gonchor
Art Director
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