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You don’t mess with the Lobby Boy

“Get me Mister Dahl of Hotel Alberta.” (Me hosting a Trivia Night) Me: Which actor played a Marvel hero film in 2003? (Bust boy interrupted me by telling me that I have a call) Me: Take over. Me: Yes. Ye- Ah yes. Of course. Thank you. (Making a call) Me: Get me Mister Ferris of the Washington Palace.

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HEY DUMMY...THE LINE IS "Take THE money" Not take YOUR MONEY. pay attention and bc stop guessing!!!

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1:08 even the strongest guy on the planet has a weakness

He's still a rat

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One photo was not Mother Theresa. It was actress Juliet Stephenson in her film ‘Letters from Mother Theresa’.

So it was a set up? I feel there's a scene that got cut for time somewhere explaining wahts going on

Honestly fuming at those mancs showing up where they dont belong.

Every time he talks like a depressed 😔 man with nothing left to lose…

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Peter Sarsgaard is stunning in this scene.

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I like how every Concierge has his own Zero, an Lobbyboy who is able to act on his own and take over the important position.

The “therapist” scene was hilarious as well 😂

"the devil is a lie"...

Fun fact, the Society of the Crossed Keys is actually a real thing, where concierges can call on one another to provide aid and support, pretty much like what you see in the movie.

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I did not actually understand this scene, can someone please explain? Y did depp gave the money?

"Get me Monsieur Winston of the New York Continental."

Great movie.

Johnny played a goofy chocolate factory owner, then a cruel psychopath mob boss! Very versatile acting!!

I've been looking too; got no freaking clue.

"I see youve got a nice new gold watch there too"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that smartass way she says that kills me😂😂😂😂😂😂 Thats the funniest part of the movie to me.

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Why didn't M. Ivan (Bill Murray) get a "Take over" gag? Doesn't seem fair.

i love that Lobby Boy is pretty much the lowest position in the hotel but is actually 2nd in command

not sure where united fits in the lincolnshire derby

My first impression of this scene: "Bill Murray always manages to get in the best films". Then, oh...

Journalist and radio host Howie Carr would write articles about Whitey when he was alive in Boston, which made Whitey put a hit out on him. After Carr saw this movie, he said on his radio show, "Depp WAS Whitey Bulger!" Depp could pull-off Whitey's look of death in his eyes.

Hear me out - A set of crossed keys can be see on to Concierge's (Tim Curry's) lapels in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. This means that the Concierge is a member of The Society Of The Crossed Keys from Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel" Universe.

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That's Essex, not Grimsby

jcvd knows his weak spot

Johnnie depp completely lost who he was to find a psycho in the entire film. I think it's his best acting ever. He great actor. Great movie. I watched it many times.

Depp played the Whitey Bulger character way too unrealistic & over the top! The man never acted like this, it's a shame these hollywoke actors do this all the time!

i love how after all the calls, its the guy who first calls to go pick them up ahah

0:45 Bill Camp is trying so hard not to laugh and break character🤣🤣🤣🤣

If you look at the real Whitey Bulger, they really didnt need to give Johnny a skull cap. The make up kind of sticks out like a sore thumb. All they had to do was give Johnny contacts and brighten his hair, make him look Celtic. But I think Johnny is incredible in the role. By that I mean he is incredibly terrifying

Reminds me about Sense8

I just love how when the lobby boys take over, they say the exact same thing the concierge just said lol

Bill Murray's concierge is the only concierge who does not ask his lobby boy to take over his task at the time. Is this an indication of Bill's standing in the cross-key society?

It's so pleasing how everything lines up in these shots