| Studio: | Miramax Films |
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| Director: | Lasse Hallstrom |
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| Screenwriter: | John Irving |
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| Filming Locations: | Bellows Falls, Vermont, USA |
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| | Brattleboro, Vermont, USA |
| | Corea, Maine, USA |
| | Dummerston, Vermont, USA (orchard) |
| | Great Barrington, Massachusetts, USA |
| | Lenox, Massachusetts, USA |
| | Northhampton, Massachusetts, USA (state hospital and orphanage) |
| | Northfield, Massachusetts, USA (drive-in movie theatre) |
| | Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Maine, USA |
| Story: | Based on the novel The Cider House Rules by John Irving |
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| Producer: | Alan C. Blomquist, Bobby Cohen, Richard N. Gladstein, Leslie Holleran, Michele Platt, Meryl Poster, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, Lila Yacoub |
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| Director of Photography: | Oliver Stapleton |
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| Editor: | Lisa Zeno Churgin |
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| Production: | David Gropman |
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| Music: | Rachel Portman |
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| Cast: | Tobey Macquire (Homer Wells) |
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| | Charlize Theron (Candy Kendall) |
| | Delroy Lindo (Mr. Arthur Rose) |
| | Erykah Badu (Rose Rose) |
| | Paul Rudd (Wally Worthington) |
| | Michael Caine (Dr. Wilbur Larch) |
| | Jane Alexander (Nurse Edna) |
| | Kathy Baker (Nurse Angela) |
| | Kieran Culkin (Buster) |
| Awards: | Won, Oscar, 2000, best supporting actor (Caine) |
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| | Won, Oscar, 2000, best writing based on material previously published (Irving) |
| | Nominated, Oscar, 2000, best art direction-set decoration (Gropman) |
| | Nominated, Oscar, 2000, best director (Hallstrom) |
| | Nominated, Oscar, 2000, best editing (Churgin) |
| | Nominated, Oscar, 2000, best music, original score (Portman) |
| | Nominated, Oscar, 2000, best picture (Gladstein) |
| | Nominated, Golden Globe, 2000, best supporting actor (Caine) |
| | Nominated, Golden Globe, 2000, best screenplay (Irving) |
| | Nominated, E Pluribus Unum, 2000, feature film |
| | Nominated, BAFTA, 2000, best supporting actor (Caine) |
| | Nominated, BFCA, 2000, best picture |
| | Nominated, CFCA, 2000, best original score (Portman) |
| | Won, Golden Satellite, 2000, best adapted screenplay (Irving) |
| | Nominated, Golden Satellite, 2000, best supporting actor, drama (Caine) |
| | Nominated, Golden Satellite, 2000, best supporting actress, drama (Badu) |
| | Nominated, Golden Satellite, 2000, best supporting actress, drama (Theron) |
| | Nominated, Grammy, 2001, best motion picture score soundtrack (Portman) |
| | Nominated, Sierra, 2000, best supporting actor (Lindo) |
| | Won, NBR, 1999, best screenplay (Irving) |
| | Won, SAG, 2000, best supporting actor (Caine) |
| | Nominated, SAG, 2000, outstanding cast performance, theatrical motion picture |
| | Nominated, WGA Screen Award, 2000, best screenplay based on material previously published (Irving) |
| | Won, Black Reel, 2000, best supporting actress (Badu) |
| | Nominated, Black Reel, 2000, best supporting actor (Lindo) |
| | Nominated, Bodil, 2001, best American film (Hallstrom) |
| | Nominated, Critics Choice, 2000, best picture |
| | Nominated, Empire Award, 2001, best British actor (Caine) |
| | Nominated, Golden Reel, 2001, best sound editing |
| | Nominated, PGA Awards, Motion Picture Producer of the Year, 2000 (Gladstein) |
| | Won, Sant Jordi Awards, Audience Award, best foreign film, 2000 (Hallstrom) |
| | Nominated, Teen Choice Award, 2000, choice actor (Maguire) |
| | Nominated, Teen Choice Award, 2000, choice actress (Theron) |
| | Nominated, USC Scripter Award, 2000 (Irving) |
| | Nominated, Venice Film Festival, Golden Lion, 1999 (Hallstrom) |
| | Color, 126 minutes. |
