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""Plusieurs personnages plus ou moins en rupture avec leur monde se retrouvent par hasard au Grand Hotel de Berlin. Parmi eux, la ballerine Grusinskaya qui soupire encore apres ses succes passes et le baron Felix von Gaigern que l'adversite a transforme en voleur. La ballerine s'eprend du voleur..."
"The glitz and glitter of Berlin's Grand Hotel comes alive with this story of love and betrayal."
"The glitz and glitter of Berlin's Grand Hotel comes alive with this story of love and betrayal."@en
"Gente che va, gente che viene in un grande albergo di Berlino: una ballerina in declino sta per suicidarsi ma è salvata dall'intervento di un compito gentiluomo che la fa innamorare; ma il gentiluomo è un topo d'albergo. Con la storia principale si incrociano quelle di un grasso e volgare industriale tedesco, della sua dattilografa e di un anziano impiegato sofferente di cuore."@it
"The most expensive hotel in Berlin furnishes the background for gaiety and sorrow in a multi-layered story."
"The most expensive hotel in Berlin furnishes the backdrop for gaiety and sorrow in a multi-layered story portrayed by an all-star cast."
"Five desperate guests living in the Grand Hotel, oblivious to each other until the hand of fate draws them together and changes their lives."
"The all-star cast portrays patrons of the posh Grand Hotel-- Garbo is a world-weary ballerina, John Barrymore is a Baron who must resort to cat burglary for cash, and Lionel Barrymore is a dying man who wants to spend his last days in style."@en
"The glitz and glitter of Berlin's Grand Hotel comes alive with this story of love and betrayal. Contains both fullscreen and widescreen."
"The most expensive hotel in Berlin furnishes the background for gaiety and sorrow in a multi-layered story portrayed by an all-star cast. Immersed in their own concerns, five desperate guests remain oblivious to each other until the hand of fate draws them together and changes their lives forever."@en
"The most expensive hotel in Berlin furnishes the background for gaiety and sorrow in a multi-layered story portrayed by an all-star cast. Immersed in their own concerns, five desperate guests remain oblivious to each other until the hand of fate draws them together and changes their lives forever."
"Berlin's mythical Grand Hotel, whose patrons glitter with the same cold brilliance as the art-deco trappings that surround them, is the scene where the lives of various guests become intertwined."@en
"Berlin's mythical Grand Hotel, whose patrons glitter with the same cold brilliance as the art-deco trappings that surround them, is the scene where the lives of various guests become intertwined."
"Au Grand Hôtel de Berlin, un aristocrate décavé, le baron von Gaïgern, s'introduit dans la chambre d'une ballerine célèbre, la Grushinskaya, pour lui voler un collier de perles. La danseuse rentre plus tôt que prévu et Gaïgern, caché dans un placard, voit qu'elle veut se suicider. Il intervient et l'amour naît entre eux. Afin de se procurer l'argent nécessaire pour partir avec la danseuse, le baron entraîne au jeu un vieux comptable qui veut finir sa vie dans le luxe. Mais la chance lui sera contraire ..."
"In this screen drama, the glitz and glitter of Berlin's opulent Grand Hotel comes alive with its star-studded guests and employees."
""Les Gens entrent, les gens sortent. Il ne se passe jamais rien", tels sont les mots du patron désabusé de l'hôtel le plus réputé de Berlin. Les spectateurs en savent plus, qui sont les témoins des glorieuses allées et venues et des histoires étonnantes de ce qui fut qualifié "de plus grand casting jamais porté à l'écran dans l'histoire du cinéma". L'aristocrate ruiné John Barrymore, le prêtre en phase terminale Lionel Barrymore, l'impitoyable homme d'affaire Wallace Beery, l'intrigante sténographe Joan Crawford et la ballerine désabusée Greta Garbo : réunir toutes ces stars fut assurément un coup de maître..."
"The all-star cast portrays patrons of the posh Grand Hotel-- Garbo is a world-weary ballerina, Barrymore is a Baron who must resort to cat burglary for cash and Barrymore is a dying man who wants to spend his last days in style."@en
"Feature film from the USA. Screen adaptation of Vicki Baum's play 'Menschen im Hotel'. Follows various guests at Berlin's luxurious Grand Hotel."
""People come. People go. Nothing ever happens", one world-weary patron (Lewis Stone) of Berlin's finest hotel comments. Movie audiences knew better. They were witnessing the glorious comings, goings and intersecting stories of a starry array billed as "the greatest cast in stage or screen history!". Ruined aristocrat John Barrymore. Terminally ill clerk Lionel Barrymore. Ruthless tycoon Wallce Beery. Scheming stenographer Joan Crawford. And disillusioned ballerina Greta Garbo. Teaming them was a masterstroke whose success fostered more star-packed extravaganzas. The radiant film captured the 1931-32 Best Picture Academy Award. What a grand showcase of the allure and style of classic moviemaking". --Conteneur."
"In this great screen drama, the glitz and glitter of Berlin's opulent Grand Hotel comes alive with its star-studded guests and employees."@en
"The most expensive hotel in Berlin furnishes the background for gaiety and sorrow in a multi-layered story portrayed by an all-star cast."@en
"The most expensive hotel in Berlin furnishes the background for gaiety and sorrow in a multi-layered story portrayed by an all-star cast."
"Berlin's mythical Grand Hotel, whose patrons glitter with the same cold brilliance as the art-deco trappings that surround them, furnishes the background for gaiety and sorrow in a multi-layered story where the lives of various guests become intertwined."@en
"Berlin's plushest, most expensive hotel is the setting where in the words of Dr. Otternschlag "People come, people go. Nothing ever happens.". The doctor is usually drunk so he misses the fact that Baron von Geigern is broke and trying to steal eccentric dancer Grusinskaya's pearls, but ends up stealing her heart instead. Powerful German businessman Preysing brow beats his lowly bookkeeper, Kringelein, but in the end it is Kringelein who holds all the cards. Meanwhile, the Baron also steals the heart of Preysing's mistress, Flaemmchen, but in the end, she doesn't end up with either one of them."@en
"Au Grand Hôtel de Berlin, un aristocrate décavé, le baron von Gaïgern, s'introduit dans la chambre d'une ballerine célèbre, la Grushinskaya, pour lui voler un collier de perles. La danseuse rentre plus tôt que prévu et Gaïgern, caché dans un placard, voit qu'elle veut se suicider. Il intervient et l'amour naît entre eux. Afin de se procurer l'argent nécessaire pour partir avec la danseuse, le baron entraîne au jeu un vieux comptable qui veut finir sa vie dans le luxe. Mais la chance lui sera contraire."
"Set in Berlin's opulent Grand Hotel, this drama revolves around lives of the glamorous guests who stay there."
"Les destins de diverses personnes s'entrecroisent dans un hôtel de Berlin."
"Berlin's mythical Grand Hotel, whose patrons glitter with the same cold brilliance as the art-deco trappings that surround them, is the scene where the lives of various guests become intertwined. The hotel furnishes the background for gaiety and sorrow in a multi-layered story as five desperate guests remain oblivious to each other until the hand of fate draws them together and changes their lives forever."