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Plaza Suite

Play trailer Poster for Plaza Suite PG-13,  1971,  1h 55m,  Comedy Play Trailer Watchlist
Watchlist 67% 21 Reviews Tomatometer 56% 500+ Ratings Popcornmeter
67% Tomatometer 21 Reviews 56% Popcornmeter 500+ Ratings
In a film based on Neil Simon's hit play, Walter Matthau portrays three unconnected roles. Sam Nash reluctantly joins his wife, Karen (Maureen Stapleton), in the suite where they spent their honeymoon, hoping to revive their flagging marriage. Then Jesse Kiplinger, an aging movie producer, is determined to seduce his old flame, Muriel (Barbara Harris). Finally, Matthau is beleaguered father Roy Hubley who, with his wife, Norma (Lee Grant), struggles to get their daughter to her own wedding.
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Featuring three Walter Matthau performances for the price of one, Plaza Suite is an uneven but overall entertaining Neil Simon adaptation.

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Penelope Gilliatt The New Yorker Jan 29, 2024
It is a minor agony: humorless, loveless, calorie-scared. Go to Full Review
Vincent Canby New York Times Aug 29, 2021
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. Go to Full Review
Gene Siskel Chicago Tribune Aug 29, 2021
3.5/4
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. Go to Full Review
Tom Hutchinson Radio Times Aug 29, 2021
3/5
You get three Walter Matthaus for the price of one here, as he cynically bulldozes his way through three acts of Neil Simon's play about the goings-on in a swanky hotel suite. Go to Full Review
John Huddy Miami Herald Aug 29, 2021
"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. Go to Full Review
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Luke R Jan 14, 2017 Vaguely recall seeing it in theater when it came out, i think. Not too memorable for me. But it and Neil Simon was widely heralded. See more
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Synopsis In a film based on Neil Simon's hit play, Walter Matthau portrays three unconnected roles. Sam Nash reluctantly joins his wife, Karen (Maureen Stapleton), in the suite where they spent their honeymoon, hoping to revive their flagging marriage. Then Jesse Kiplinger, an aging movie producer, is determined to seduce his old flame, Muriel (Barbara Harris). Finally, Matthau is beleaguered father Roy Hubley who, with his wife, Norma (Lee Grant), struggles to get their daughter to her own wedding.
Director
Arthur Hiller
Producer
Howard W. Koch
Screenwriter
Neil Simon
Production Co
Paramount Pictures
Rating
PG-13
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Jan 1, 2011
Runtime
1h 55m
Sound Mix
Stereo
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