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Always at The Carlyle

"I'm fine.I've already had breakfast." Their first tenant wasthe composer Richard Rodgers

"I'm fine.
I've already had breakfast." [Brenner] Their first tenant was
the composer Richard Rodgers

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"I'm fine. I've already had breakfast."
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[Brenner] Their first tenant was the composer Richard Rodgers.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
25
Timestamp in Movie
00:31:54
Uploaded
Jun 22, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Quixotic Endeavors,Good Deed Entertainment

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Movie Summary

The iconic Carlyle hotel has been an international destination for a particular jet-set as well as a favorite haunt of the most discernible New Yorkers.
Moses Ginsberg wanted that feeling of instant aristocracy. - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
Moses Ginsberg wanted that feeling of instant aristocracy.
The first time I came to The Carlyle at all - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
The first time I came to The Carlyle at all
I actually was on a date, and I'd been told to go here - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
I actually was on a date, and I'd been told to go here
I actually didn't know the place, but when I walked in, - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
I actually didn't know the place, but when I walked in,
Bourdain Bemelmans Bar is really unique - Always at The Carlyle 00:39
Bourdain Bemelmans Bar is really unique
It is the last place where you can see - Always at The Carlyle 00:08
It is the last place where you can see
Above and beyond the fact that you could see Madeline - Always at The Carlyle 00:16
Above and beyond the fact that you could see Madeline
I really spent most of my time - Always at The Carlyle 00:12
I really spent most of my time
He loved my dad, and he just painted a double, - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
He loved my dad, and he just painted a double,
Right here. Here. Right here. - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
Right here. Here. Right here.
With a nanny, and we had a really strict governess-- - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
With a nanny, and we had a really strict governess--
He was here like in 1947, and we were about two or three. - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
He was here like in 1947, and we were about two or three.
So, pop was an artist also, you know, fundamentally, - Always at The Carlyle 00:21
So, pop was an artist also, you know, fundamentally,
-[laughs] -[crowd chattering] - Always at The Carlyle 00:10
-[laughs] -[crowd chattering]
They take you to a place and a time, you know, - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
They take you to a place and a time, you know,
Long gone but still connected to this hotel. - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
Long gone but still connected to this hotel.
I mean, those were the days - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
I mean, those were the days
So, you really do see how it's playful - Always at The Carlyle 00:10
So, you really do see how it's playful
In fact I made a film that is set in a hotel - Always at The Carlyle 00:10
In fact I made a film that is set in a hotel
I love when Bemelmans has his own facial image - Always at The Carlyle 00:09
I love when Bemelmans has his own facial image