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Always at The Carlyle

People said, you know,"I both loved and hated your articlebecause now, everybody'sgonna...

People said, you know,
"I both loved and hated your article
because now, everybody's
gonna know about it." Even people on staff
were kind of like, "Oh, you know,
that was a great story except for
I wish you hadn't told it." [Weiner] Hotels as a rule,
as a writer, fascinate me

Full Transcript

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People said, you know, "I both loved
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and hated your article because now,
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everybody's gonna know about it."
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Even people on staff were kind of like,
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"Oh, you know, that was a great story
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except for I wish you hadn't told it."
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[Weiner] Hotels as a rule, as a writer, fascinate me.
Duration
17 seconds
Views
35
Timestamp in Movie
00:30:58
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.
You're not in your own home even if you live in a hotel. - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
You're not in your own home even if you live in a hotel...
Mark Twain could have been in your room, - Always at The Carlyle 00:08
Mark Twain could have been in your room,
All of that transience is very romantic to me. - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
All of that transience is very romantic to me.
I remember going to visit Hunter Thompson - Always at The Carlyle 00:18
I remember going to visit Hunter Thompson
He was having breakfast, he had a bottle of scotch, - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
He was having breakfast, he had a bottle of scotch,
"I'm fine. I've already had breakfast." - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
"I'm fine. I've already had breakfast."
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]