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Heartbreak Hotel
Description
The film follows a teen who attempts to have a band at his school. Because he knows her mother's idol is Elvis Presley, he and his band decide to kidnap Elvis Presley to make his mother surprise.
The film follows a teen who attempts to have a band at his school. Because he knows her mother's idol is Elvis Presley, he and his band decide to kidnap Elvis Presley to make his mother surprise.
Actors:
Michael Costello,
Jerry Haynes,
John L. Martin,
Al Dvorin,
Blue Deckert,
Dana Barron,
Tudor Sherrard
Michael Costello
Jerry Haynes
31 January 1927, Dallas, Texas, USA
John L. Martin
Al Dvorin
18 November 1922, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Blue Deckert
20 January 1951, Texas, USA
Dana Barron
22 April 1966, New York City, New York, USA
Tudor Sherrard
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Charlie Schlatter #Chris Columbus #David Keith #Heartbreak Hotel #Silver Screen Partners III #Touchstone Pictures #Tuesday Weld
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January 01, 2000
Face it. The King has left the building, gone to that Caesars Palace in the sky. Columbus, say goodbye.
January 01, 2000
One would like to think that Tuesday Weld was in on the absurdity of this enterprise, but this one treats it all straight, with a solemnity that may have you rolling in the aisles.
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February 06, 2003
Overlooked comedy gem.
New York Times
May 20, 2003
[Columbus] pushes the film's slender premise much too far.
Moviehole
April 25, 2005
Keith at the top of his game
January 01, 2000
Here it is, the goofiest movie of the year, a movie so bad in so many different and endearing ways that I'm damned if I don't feel genuine affection for it.
Spirituality and Practice
August 27, 2004
It must have looked good on paper, but this film written and directed by Christopher Columbus comes across as silly and insubstantial on the screen.