Hotel de Luxo

Título original: Hotel

1967
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2 h 4 min

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6,6/10

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA historical New Orleans hotel struggles to financially survive while the dramas of its various guests unfold.A historical New Orleans hotel struggles to financially survive while the dramas of its various guests unfold.A historical New Orleans hotel struggles to financially survive while the dramas of its various guests unfold.

Direção
- Richard Quine
Roteiristas
- Arthur Hailey
- Wendell Mayes
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,6/10

1,7 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Richard Quine
Roteiristas
- Arthur Hailey
- Wendell Mayes
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Prêmios
- 1 indicação no total

Curiosidades
The jewelry worn by Merle Oberon as the Dutchess Caroline were actually her own. At the time they were valued at $500,000. The jewelry also included a piece that, at one time, had been worn by Marie Antoinette.

Erros de gravação
In a single night, Milne is shown sneaking into and out of different rooms with different occupants, but with the same door number.

Citações
Peter McDermott: A sure way to empty a hotel fast: drop an elevator.

Conexões
Referenced in Uma Sepultura na Eternidade (1967)

Trilhas sonoras
As Time Goes By
(uncredited)
Written by Herman Hupfeld
Performed by Carmen McRae and band when O'Keefe arrives at the hotel

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Avaliação em destaque

6/10

Not quite "Grand Hotel", but a big, handsome showcase...

Highly enjoyable adaptation of Arthur Hailey's bestseller about tumult in an older New Orleans hotel: nearly all the guests are up to no good! Rod Taylor, excellent as always, plays the hotel manager, Melvyn Douglas is the property owner, Kevin McCarthy is a takeover shark, Karl Malden plays a thief, Merle Oberon is a troubled duchess being blackmailed by Richard Conte, etc. Lots of intricate human action, well-written and staged. The romance between Taylor and Catherine Spaak doesn't get in the way, and there are some very humorous, mordant asides. Marvelous backing score by Johnny Keating; good fun. Later a TV series. **1/2 from ****