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Plaza Suite
Directed by
Arthur Hiller
PG
1971
1h 54m
Comedy
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Drama
,
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6.5
67%
56%
6.1
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Three vignettes, each set in room 719 of New York's Plaza Hotel, make up this comedy.
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Cast of Plaza Suite
Walter Matthau
Sam Nash / Jesse Kiplinger / Roy Hubley
Maureen Stapleton
Karen Nash
Barbara Harris
Muriel Tate
Lee Grant
Norma Hubley
Louise Sorel
Miss McCormack
Dan Ferrone
bellboy
Jose Ocasio
room service waiter
Thomas Carey
Borden Eisler
Jenny Sullivan
Mimsey Hubley
Augusta Dabney
Mrs. Eisler
Alan North
Mr. Eisler
Arthur Hiller
Director
Howard W. Koch
Producer
Reg Allen
Set Decoration
Arthur Lonergan
Production Design
Jack A. Marta
Director Of Photography
Joan Phillips
Hairstylist
Gary Morris
Makeup Artist
Jack Bear
Costume Design
Frank Bracht
Editor
Plaza Suite Ratings & Reviews
The New Yorker
Penelope Gilliatt
It is a minor agony: humorless, loveless, calorie-scared.
New York Times
Vincent Canby
Even though Mr. Matthau is one of America's finest comic actors, I found most of his work here filled with desperation, quite like the rather ratty hairpieces he wears to differentiate the three characters he plays.
Chicago Tribune
Gene Siskel
It may be there could never be too much Matthau. With "Plaza Suite" and "A New Leaf" he has reestablished himself as one of our funniest actors, proving that role selection is a crucial element in an actor's competence.
New York Daily News
Wanda Hale
Hiller directs his cast with the assurance that he knows the characters they are portraying, loves them and can laugh at their foibles.
Miami Herald
John Huddy
"Plaza Suite" goes sour immediately and even talented performers the caliber of Walter Matthau, Barbara Harris, and Lee Grant can't quite salvage the film treatment of Neil Simon's three-act hit play.
Boston Globe
Kevin Kelly
While the film seems considerably less funny than the play, It is still reasonably entertaining and, in addition to a quartet of winning performances, it has a share of typical Simon insights into the often troubled world of romance and marriage.
San Francisco Examiner
Stanley Eichelbaum
I found most of the film flatly uninspired and too mechanically locked into the wordy comedy that worked so much better on the stage.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com
Elston Brooks
A funny, funny picture.
Los Angeles Times
Charles Champlin
A bright, diverting comedy... enriched by not one but four stop-the-presses performances.
Detroit Free Press
Susan Stark
A marvelously entertaining film...
TIME Magazine
Stefan Kanfer
In Arthur Hiller's rigid transcription of Neil Simon's Broadway one-acters set in Manhattan's Plaza Hotel, Matthau essays not one part but three. Each is unique, all are achingly comic.
Variety
Variety Staff
Each of the femme stars is given much screen time and the result not only is excellent spotlighting of their own talents, but also an adroit restraint on Matthau's presence.
Video-Reviewmaster.com
Steve Crum
Mediocre Neil Simon-based flick with some frantic work by Matthau and Co.
Cleveland Press
Tony Mastroianni
For Matthau it is a tour de force, a reminder that before the man became heavily in demand as a comic performer he was one of the best character actors in the business.
Filmcritic.com
Christopher Null
the best way to take Neil Simon material: In short, manageable chunks
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