Le Saboteur
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Wes Anderson is back. This time around he's eschewing summer camp for Europe in the '20's, and he's bringing the usually imperious Ralph Fiennes along for the ride!
Fiennes heads up an ensemble cast as Gustave H., the head concierge at the fabled Grand Budapest Hotel. Newcomer Tony Revolori barnstorms his way through the film as Gustave's Junior Lobby Boy in Training. Together they try to elude police, protect a priceless Renaissance painting, and learn valuable life lessons.
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There's an air of the madcap about it, with a touch of the Brothers Bloom and The Pink Panther. It just might end up being the first of Mr. Anderson's flicks I genuinely enjoy.
Did that cast of characters go by too quickly? If so, The Hollywood Reporter has you covered.
Fiennes heads up an ensemble cast as Gustave H., the head concierge at the fabled Grand Budapest Hotel. Newcomer Tony Revolori barnstorms his way through the film as Gustave's Junior Lobby Boy in Training. Together they try to elude police, protect a priceless Renaissance painting, and learn valuable life lessons.
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There's an air of the madcap about it, with a touch of the Brothers Bloom and The Pink Panther. It just might end up being the first of Mr. Anderson's flicks I genuinely enjoy.
Did that cast of characters go by too quickly? If so, The Hollywood Reporter has you covered.