“Dumb and dumber” film: The Stanley Hotel
“Dumb and dumber” film: The Stanley Hotel
TOHOLOGY, 12 September 2013

The Stanley Hotel (Colorado, USA) appears in a very popular and funny film “Dumb and dumber”, but the hotel is shown under different name as the Danbury Hotel. The Stanley Hotel was transformed especially for filming the required scenes. The hotel is also one of the Historic Hotels of America.

  • Where: The Stanley Hotel
  • What: filmography
  • Director: Peter Farrelly, Bobby Farrelly
  • Starring: Jim Carrey, Jeff Daniels
  • Year: 1994

The Stanley Hotel (in reality) </br> Photo: (с) The Stanley Hotel

Film stills “Dumb and dumber” at The Stanley Hotel

Trailer “Dumb and dumber”

Hotel Contact Information: The Stanley Hotel website.

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