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Grand Hotel Keepcase



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Greta Garbo Movie:
Grand Hotel Keepcase



Movie
Grand Hotel
Grand Hotel
List Price: $19.98Label: Warner Home Video

Salesrank: 14097

Released: September 6, 2005
Our Price: $6.98
Used Price: $5.06
MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD

Features:

  • Black & White
  • Closed-captioned
  • DVD
  • Full Screen
  • Subtitled
  • NTSC
  • Starring:

  • John Barrymore
  • Lionel Barrymore
  • Wallace Beery
  • Frank Conroy
  • Joan Crawford
  • Editorial Review:
    In this great screen drama, the glitz and glitter of Berlin's opulent Grand Hotel comes alive with its star-studded guests and employees: Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery and Lionel Barrymore. Year: 1932

    Description of Grand Hotel:
    This Academy Award winner for Best Picture is a sweeping soap opera about the guests at the Grand Hotel. Several plots intertwine, but mostly it's about Stars! Stars! Stars! Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery, and both Barrymore brothers head up the cast. Garbo is luminous as Grusinskaya, the neurotic and famous-but-slipping dancer and, yes, she "vonts to be alone." John Barrymore is a cat burglar with blue blood and a heart of gold, and Lionel Barrymore happily caroms off him as Mr. Kringelein, a dying man who wants to live out the time he has left with the rich. Joan Crawford is perhaps the biggest surprise of the movie: as Flaemmchen, a young career girl trying to decide between secretary and tart, she is uncharacteristically funny, vivacious, and downright bubbly. Along the way we discover that money, fame, and titles don't guarantee happiness, and being a jewel thief doesn't necessarily make you a bad person. The nicest touch is the hint that other, minor plots swirl around the edges of the film, suggesting that we've only seen a small chapter of the hotel's story. Grand Hotel is a great deal of fun and an excellent chance to see some famous faces in their prime. --Ali Davis

    Grand Hotel Reviews:
    Grand Hotel/DVD 5 Star Review
    2009-11-14 - This old movie, remastered in DVD, was in excellent shape and was received in a very short time of ordering. Would order from this company again.

    A 1930's classic 5 Star Review
    2009-09-17 - For the 30's classic film collector. "THE" cast of the 1930's intertwined in a great script and storyline. If you are a 1930's film fanatic then you have to be nuts to NOT own this one. Entertainment, VALUE - VALUE - VALUE. Trust me on this one folks ( really - I'm not in Congress ).

    just a classic 4 Star Review
    2009-05-18 - With Greta Garbo opposite John Barrymore you get you money's worth with this one: the film quality of this version sometimes lets you down,
    but not the acting. They weren't all stars when this came out, but many of the character roles are played by screen greats like Wallace Beery and Joan Crawford ( very young here). The Baron( jewel thief) and the Russian ballet dancer makes for some very important acting in this movie.
    I liked it!

    Barrymore and Garbo 4 Star Review
    2009-05-11 - I found this film a very high-quality, well-appointed DVD product for the old movie collector or the Barrymore afficionado. John Barrymore at his romantic best as a movie star, probably in his waning years but nevertheless dashing and effective as the tarnished and destitute society leech and jewel thief. The scenes with Garbo are historic. And a young Joan Crawford is beguiling as an impressionistic secretary. Her beauty is mysterious and timeless. Great resolution in the transfer, clear and sharp and beautifully black & white. My research into John Barrymore's life and career was greatly enhanced by this DVD. Hopefully, archival material like this film will be marketed and promoted better in the future. We have a treasure in Hollywood films like "Grand Hotel."

    Saw it once, had to see it again 5 Star Review
    2008-12-17 - After watching this show once on TV, I just had to watch it again. The variety of personalities and their effect on one another is great. The way our actions cause reactions in others is timeless, and this is a perfect example of that.










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