Additional information for The Great Gatsby, which has a domestic theatrical release set for May 10, 2013. The film is being distributed by Warner Bros Pictures and has not yet been rated. The Great Gatsby has a total running time of 142 minutes.
PG-13
USA
12A
UK
12A
Ireland
PG
Canada
15
South Korea
PG13
Singapore
11
Norway
12
Netherlands
PG-13
Malaysia
11
Sweden
14
Brazil
PG-13
Philippines
M/12
Portugal
A
India
K-12
Finland
11
Denmark
142min
Den store Gatsby
Denmark
Den store Gatsby
Sweden
El gran Gatsby
Chile
El gran Gatsby
Spain
O Grande Gatsby
Brazil
O Grande Gatsby
Portugal
Veliki Gatsby
Croatia
Veliki Gatsby
Slovenia
Великият Гетсби
Bulgaria
A nagy Gatsby
Hungary
Dai Gia Gastby
Vietnam
Der große Gatsby
Germany
Didi gecbi
Georgia
Didysis Getsbis
Lithuania
Gatsby ha'gadol
Israel
Gatsby le magnifique
France
Il grande Gatsby
Italy
Marele Gatsby
Romania
Muhtesem Gatsby
Turkey
O yperohos Gatsby
Greece
Suur Gatsby
Estonia
The Great Gatsby - Kultahattu
Finland
Veliki Getsbi
Serbia
Wielki Gatsby
Poland
May 01, 2013
USA
May 09, 2013
Dominican Republic
May 10, 2013
Canada
May 10, 2013
USA
May 10, 2013
Venezuela
May 10, 2013
Vietnam
May 15, 2013
Belgium
May 15, 2013
France
May 15, 2013
France
May 15, 2013
Switzerland
May 16, 2013
Argentina
May 16, 2013
Aruba
May 16, 2013
Austria
May 16, 2013
Croatia
May 16, 2013
Denmark
May 16, 2013
Georgia
May 16, 2013
Germany
May 16, 2013
Greece
May 16, 2013
Hong Kong
May 16, 2013
Hungary
May 16, 2013
Ireland
May 16, 2013
Israel
May 16, 2013
Italy
May 16, 2013
Kuwait
May 16, 2013
Lebanon
May 16, 2013
Malaysia
May 16, 2013
Netherlands
May 16, 2013
Peru
May 16, 2013
Portugal
May 16, 2013
Puerto Rico
May 16, 2013
Republic of Macedonia
May 16, 2013
Russia
May 16, 2013
Serbia
May 16, 2013
Singapore
May 16, 2013
Slovenia
May 16, 2013
Switzerland
May 16, 2013
Switzerland
May 16, 2013
Thailand
May 16, 2013
UK
May 17, 2013
Bulgaria
May 17, 2013
Estonia
May 17, 2013
Finland
May 17, 2013
Iceland
May 17, 2013
India
May 17, 2013
Lithuania
May 17, 2013
Paraguay
May 17, 2013
Philippines
May 17, 2013
Poland
May 17, 2013
Romania
May 17, 2013
South Africa
May 17, 2013
Spain
May 17, 2013
Sweden
May 17, 2013
Taiwan
May 17, 2013
Turkey
May 22, 2013
Norway
May 30, 2013
Australia
May 30, 2013
Chile
May 31, 2013
Mexico
June 06, 2013
New Zealand
June 07, 2013
Brazil
June 14, 2013
Japan
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A Midwestern war veteran finds himself drawn to the past and lifestyle of his millionaire neighbor.
Nick Carraway, having graduated from Yale and fought in World War I, has returned home to begin a career. He is restless and has decided to move to New York to learn the bond business. The novel opens early in the summer of 1922 in West Egg, Long Island, where Nick has rented a house. Next to his place is Gatsby's mansion.
Tom and Daisy Buchanan live in East Egg. Daisy is Nick's cousin and Tom had been in the same senior society at Yale. They invite Nick to dinner at their mansion where he meets a young woman golfer named Jordan Baker, whom Daisy wants Nick to be interested in. During dinner the phone rings, and when Tom and Daisy leave the room, Jordan informs Nick that the caller is Tom's woman from New York.
Myrtle Wilson, Tom's woman, lives in a section of Long Island known as the Valley of Ashes, where Myrtle's husband, George Wilson, has a garage. Painted on a large billboard nearby is a fading advertisment for an optician with the eyes of a Doctor looking over them with a pair of glasses.
One day Tom takes Nick to meet the Wilsons. The party breaks up when Myrtle starts using Daisy's name, and Tom breaks her nose with a blow of his open hand. Several weeks later Nick is invited to one of Gatsby's elaborate parties. Nick watches Gatsby and notices that he does not drink or join in the revelry of the party.
At a luncheon with Nick in New York, Gatsby tells Nick that he graduated from Oxford. During lunch Gatsby introduces Nick to his business associate, Meyer Wolfsheim, who fixed the World Series in 1919.
At tea that afternoon Nick finds out that Gatsby wants Nick to arrange a date between him and Daisy. Gatsby had loved Daisy five years ago, but he had been sent overseas by the Army. Daisy had given up waiting for him and had married Tom. After the War, Gatsby decided to win Daisy back and his first step was to buy a house in West Egg. His house is across the bay from Daisy's house, and he can see a green light at the end of Daisy's dock.
Gatsby and Daisy meet for the first time in five years, and he tries to impress her with his mansion and his wealth.
Tom, Daisy, Gatsby, Nick and Jordan get together at Daisy's house, where they meet Daisy's baby girl. They decide to go to the city, and Tom asks to drive Gatsby's car, a yellow Rolls Royce. On the way to the city Tom stops at Wilson's garage to fill up the tank, and Wilson says his wife has been having an affair, though he doesn't know with who. Tom feels Myrtle watching them from the window.
The party goes to a hotel suite, where the truth about Gatsby and Daisy is revealed. Daisy will not go away with Gatsby and the five year dream is over. Gatsby and Daisy go home together in Gatsby's car, followed by the rest of the party in Tom's car. On the way home they pass Wilson's garage, Myrtle is running out to the street and the yellow Rolls Royce hits and kills her, not stopping. Gatsby tells Daisy, who was driving, he'll take the blame. Tom tells Wilson that Gatsby was the driver, Wilson shoots Gatsby and then kills himself.
Not many people attend Gatsby's funeral except Nick, a few servants, and Mr. Gatz, Gatsby's father. In a bittersweet ending, Mr. Gatz reveals to Nick the true nature of his son. Nick decides to move back West, breaking things off with Jordan Baker whom he'd been in a relationship with. After Tom reveals that he told Wilson that the yellow car was Gatsby's, Nick loses respect for the Buchanans and shakes Tom's hand one last time before going on his own way.
Baz Luhrmann
Director(s)
Baz Luhrmann
Craig Pearce
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Writer(s)
Bruce Berman
executive producer
Lucy Fisher
producer
Jay-Z
executive producer (as Shawn 'Jay Z' Carter)
Catherine Knapman
producer
Baz Luhrmann
producer
Catherine Martin
producer
Anton Monsted
co-producer
Barrie M. Osborne
executive producer
Douglas Wick
producer
Producer(s)
Craig Armstrong
Composer(s)
Meyer Wolfsheim
Amitabh Bachchan
Dan Cody
Steve Bisley
Herzog
Richard Carter
George Wilson
Jason Clarke
Catherine
Adelaide Clemens
Michaelis
Vince Colosimo
Owl Eyes
Max Cullen
The Boss-Probity Trust
Mal Day
Jordan Baker
Elizabeth Debicki
Weeping / Singing Woman
Lisa Adam
Jay Gatsby
Leonardo DiCaprio
Tom Buchanan
Joel Edgerton
Jazz Player
Emmanuel Ekwenski
Mr. McKee
Eden Falk
Myrtle Wilson
Isla Fisher
Pammy
Emily Foreman
Pammy
Tiger Leacey Wyvill
Pammy
Charlize Skinner
Barman
Garrett William Fountain
Walter Chase
David Furlong
Police Commissioner
Daniel Gill
Trimalchio the Orchestra Leader
Iota
Singer - Wilson's Garage
Price Johnson
Nelson
Stephen James King
Head Waiter - Speakeasy
Goran D. Kleut
Senator Gulick
Kim Knuckey
Party Guest
Barrie Laws
The Professor
Mark Lemon
The Boxer
John Maumau
Klipspringer
Brendan Maclean
Well Dressed Male Witness - Wilson's Garage
Frank Aldridge
Nick Carraway
Tobey Maguire
Teen Jay Gatsby
Callan McAuliffe
Clerk - Probity Trust
Ben McIvor
Clerk - Probity Trust
Hamish Michael
Clerk - Probity Trust
Brian Rooney
Footman
Kevin McGlothan
Train Conductor
Nick Meenahan
Russian Silent Film Actress
Olga Miller
Daisy's Mother
Heather Mitchell
Director(s)
Craig Pearce
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Writer(s)
executive producer
Lucy Fisher
producer
Jay-Z
executive producer (as Shawn 'Jay Z' Carter)
Catherine Knapman
producer
Baz Luhrmann
producer
Catherine Martin
producer
Anton Monsted
co-producer
Barrie M. Osborne
executive producer
Douglas Wick
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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