Additional information for Hotel Transylvania, which has a domestic theatrical release set for September 28, 2012. The film is being distributed by Sony Pictures Animation and has not yet been rated. Hotel Transylvania has a total running time of 91 minutes.
PG
USA
PG
Ireland
U
UK
G
Philippines
PG
Australia
PG
Singapore
7
Sweden
7
Norway
G
Japan
All
South Korea
AA
Mexico
M/6
Portugal
Atp
Argentina
6
Netherlands
U/A
India
II
Hong Kong
6
Germany
U
France
8
Switzerland
91min
Hotel Transilvanija
Serbia
Hotel Transilvanija
Slovenia
Hotel Transsilvanien
Austria
Hotel Transsilvanien
Germany
Hotel Transylvania
Argentina
Hotel Transylvania
Portugal
Хотел Трансилвания
Bulgaria
Hôtel Transylvanie
France
Hotel Transilvânia
Brazil
Hotel Transilvania
Spain
Hotel Transylvania - Ahol a szörnyek lazulnak
Hungary
Hotel Transylwania
Poland
Hotell Transilvaania
Estonia
Hotell Transylvanien
Sweden
Mifletzet shel malon
Israel
Monster Hotel
Japan
Monstru viesbutis
Lithuania
Otel Transilvanya
Turkey
Xenodoheio gia terata
Greece
September 08, 2012
Canada
September 20, 2012
Australia
September 27, 2012
Israel
September 27, 2012
Malaysia
September 27, 2012
New Zealand
September 28, 2012
Canada
September 28, 2012
Mexico
September 28, 2012
Norway
September 28, 2012
Philippines
September 28, 2012
South Africa
September 28, 2012
USA
September 29, 2012
Japan
October 04, 2012
Argentina
October 04, 2012
Hungary
October 04, 2012
Peru
October 04, 2012
Slovakia
October 05, 2012
Brazil
October 05, 2012
Colombia
October 11, 2012
Cambodia
October 11, 2012
Chile
October 12, 2012
Ireland
October 12, 2012
UK
October 14, 2012
USA
October 18, 2012
Bolivia
October 18, 2012
Czech Republic
October 18, 2012
Russia
October 18, 2012
Serbia
October 18, 2012
Slovenia
October 19, 2012
Bulgaria
October 19, 2012
Ecuador
October 19, 2012
Estonia
October 19, 2012
Lithuania
October 19, 2012
Sweden
October 25, 2012
Bahrain
October 25, 2012
Germany
October 25, 2012
Kuwait
October 25, 2012
Lebanon
October 25, 2012
Ukraine
October 25, 2012
United Arab Emirates
October 26, 2012
Austria
October 26, 2012
Spain
October 31, 2012
Egypt
November 02, 2012
Iceland
November 08, 2012
Croatia
November 08, 2012
Denmark
November 08, 2012
Italy
November 09, 2012
Poland
November 19, 2012
Vietnam
November 23, 2012
Finland
November 23, 2012
Indonesia
November 23, 2012
Republic of Macedonia
November 23, 2012
Turkey
November 30, 2012
Nigeria
December 05, 2012
Thailand
December 06, 2012
Greece
December 06, 2012
Singapore
December 07, 2012
India
December 07, 2012
Uruguay
December 19, 2012
Belgium
December 19, 2012
Netherlands
December 20, 2012
Portugal
January 17, 2013
South Korea
February 07, 2013
Hong Kong
February 08, 2013
Taiwan
February 13, 2013
France
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Dracula, who operates a high-end resort away from the human world, goes into overprotective mode when a boy discovers the resort and falls for the count's teen-aged daughter.
Dracula (voiced by Adam Sandler) is the owner and creator of Hotel Transylvania, a five-star resort where the world's monsters can be safe from human civilization. Dracula invites some of the most famous monsters like Frankenstein (Kevin James) and his wife Eunice (Fran Drescher), Murray the Mummy (Cee Lo Green), Wayne and Wanda Werewolf (Steve Buscemi and Molly Shannon), Griffin the Invisible Man (David Spade), Bigfoot, Steve the Blob, and other monsters to celebrate the 118th birthday of his daughter Mavis (voiced by Selena Gomez). However, Mavis prefers to explore the outside world with her father's permission, but the village he directs her to is actually an elaborate deception to convince her of the threat of humans enough to coax her back.However, this charade inadvertently attracts the attention of an ordinary young traveler named Jonathan (voiced by Andy Samberg) who was exploring the surrounding forest and followed the staff to the hotel. Once Jonathan enters the hotel, Dracula frantically attempts to hide him from the patrons such as disguising him as a Flesh Golem named Johnny-stein with the later hasty cover story of being a relative of one of Frank's body parts. Eventually, Jonathan is discovered by Mavis and company, forcing Dracula to claim he is going to arrange Mavis' birthday party with a young perspective. In doing so, Jonathan manages to charm everyone at the hotel, especially Mavis. Eventually, even Dracula begins to like the human taking him into his confidence about his family's traumatic past after the vampire notices the young man knows something about them in a respectful manner.Unfortunately, Chef Quasimodo Wilson (Jon Lovitz) realizes Jonathan is human and captures him to cook him, forcing Dracula to directly intervene by magically freezing the chef. Eventually, the birthday party happens and it is a raucous success until Dracula freaks out when Mavis and Jonathan have an innocent kiss. A ranting Dracula accidentally lets it slip that he tricked Mavis at the fake village and Mavis is outraged at being manipulated by her own father. Things get worse when a still-frozen Chef Quasimodo interrupts the party as the Fly (Chris Parnell) translates his frozen language to the clientele which states that Jonathan is actually a human. Even as the clientele are revolted, Mavis still accepts and expresses her desire to be with Jonathan even though he is human. For his part, Jonathan feels obliged to reject Mavis for her father's sake and leaves the hotel. Afterward, Dracula realizes that in his efforts to protect Mavis, he has broken her heart and now she tearfully wants to stay at the hotel forever.Wishing to undo his mistake, Dracula persuades his friends to help him find Jonathan and even risks his destruction by venturing out in the daylight to do so. Learning that Jonathan is about to board a flight out of Transylvania Airport shortly, they race on and enter a town en route. At that town, Dracula and company are stunned to see the humans having a 'Monster Festival'. To clear a path, Frankenstein tries to scare them, but finds the humans are cheerfully welcoming them instead and even provide a shaded route through the town for Dracula to proceed at maximum speed.However, Dracula finds that he is too late with Jonathan's plane taking off. With no alternative, Dracula desperately flies after it in broad daylight despite being hurt by the sun. With much effort, Dracula manages to reach the plane and resorts to mind-controlling one of the pilots (Brian Stack) to apologize and tell Jonathan that he wants him to return to be with his daughter. Jonathan accepts Dracula's apology and Dracula manipulates the plane back to the airport.Later, Dracula returns Jonathan to Mavis, who tells her that she's his 'zing' and the reason why he had to reject her. Dracula gives his blessing to their relationship, Jonathan and Mavis kiss and the hotel has another party to celebrate his daughter's liberating coming of age before Jonathan and Mavis set off on their travels.The film ends with Dracula and his friends being shown in traditional animation (in the style of Genndy Tartakovsky's cartoons) during the credits.
Genndy Tartakovsky
Director(s)
Peter Baynham
Robert Smigel
Todd Durham
Dan Hageman
Kevin Hageman
Writer(s)
Lydia Bottegoni
co-producer
Michelle Murdocca
producer
Adam Sandler
executive producer
Robert Smigel
executive producer
Producer(s)
Mark Mothersbaugh
Composer(s)
Dracula (voice)
Adam Sandler
Jonathan (voice)
Andy Samberg
Mavis (voice)
Selena Gomez
Frankenstein (voice)
Kevin James
Eunice (voice)
Fran Drescher
Wayne (voice)
Steve Buscemi
Wanda (voice)
Molly Shannon
Griffin (voice)
David Spade
Murray (voice)
CeeLo Green
Quasimodo (voice)
Jon Lovitz
Suit of Armor (voice)
Brian George
Shrunken Heads (voice)
Luenell
Pilot (voice)
Brian Stack
Fly (voice)
Chris Parnell
Martha (voice)
Jackie Sandler
Winnie / Young Mavis (voice)
Sadie Sandler
Fake Dracula / Marty (voice)
Robert Smigel
Skeleton Husband (voice)
Rob Riggle
Zombie / Hydra (voice)
Paul Brittain
Gremlin Man / Hydra (voice)
Jonny Solomon
Shruken Head / Hydra (voice)
Jim Wise
Guy in Crowd / Hydra (voice)
Craig Kellman
Hairy Monster / Hydra (voice)
Brian McCann
Foreman (voice)
James C.J. Williams
Additional Voices (voice)
Rose Abdoo
Additional Voices (voice)
Steve Alterman
Additional Voices (voice)
Kirk Baily
Additional Voices (voice)
Dana Belben
Additional Voices (voice)
Meira Blinkoff
Additional Voices (voice)
Ranjani Brow
Additional Voices (voice)
Corey Burton
Additional Voices (voice)
William Calvert
Additional Voices (voice)
Cam Clarke
Additional Voices (voice)
Michael Corbett
Additional Voices (voice)
Allen Covert
Additional Voices (voice)
Rachel Crane
Additional Voices (voice)
Doug Dale
Additional Voices (voice)
Collin Dean
Additional Voices (voice)
Eddie Frierson
Additional Voices (voice)
Bridget Hoffman
Director(s)
Robert Smigel
Todd Durham
Dan Hageman
Kevin Hageman
Writer(s)
co-producer
Michelle Murdocca
producer
Adam Sandler
executive producer
Robert Smigel
executive producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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