Looks like a modified version of Interstate . If it is, besides all the handtooling, the J is notably different.

See Ray Larabie’s Blue Highway. It has the right J. It may have been widened a bit, but I think the underlying letters may have come from here, using some merge features to make the partially outlined font look.

- Mike Yanega

I can’t see Wes Anderson using a font designed after 1960 in one of his films. I don’t know what it is, but it’s probably old.

- Lex

Good point. I was about to say it’d be like him making a film that didn’t have either Jason Schwartzman or a Wilson brother in it...and then I looked at the cast list.

The credits on the poster look like the same typeface, but without the partial inline.

The W is quite distinctive, and very unlike the fonts named so far.

I thought Wes Anderson was a Futura freak? The Life Aquatic had FUtura and I can’t remember the names of his other films, but I thought all had appearances of Futura?

Of course, that provides no help for solving this puzzle.

Completely by accident (via Type for You), I came across the designer of the movie’s custom font, Boris Dworschak. His website says that it comes in three weights, but doesn’t provide much other info.