THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL: "Interview with Zero"
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- čas přidán 2. 01. 2014
- Monsieur Gustave (Ralph Fiennes) meets his new Lobby Boy, the enigmatic Zero (newcomer Tony Revolori) for the first time in Wes Anderson's new ensemble film THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL. In theaters March 7, 2014.
- Krátké a kreslené filmy
The interview takes on a whole new meaning knowing Zero asking about lighting the candle got him the job by showing his main concern was for the guests and well being of the hotel.
Well, who wouldn't? It's an institution
@@michaelbismarckii9139 *very good*
The way Gustavo is shocked and says "WHat?!," Then immediately "no" is the tell. I think it's the only time you see Gustavo get shocked.
I agree. I think that's what gave him the job.
I think the part where Gustave gets most impressed was Zero saying that the Grand Budapest was an institution. Zero must have been one of the few who saw being a lobby boy as more than a job.
The candle scene is an indication that Gustave's care for his 'friends' is, to some degree, superficial. Also, it sets up Gustave's shock at the lady's death. If Gustave had lit the candle, maybe the old lady would not have died.
He doesn't give a shit about the candle. The "what" is supposed to indicate that Gustave had completely forgotten about it. As someone mentioned below, we're supposed to constantly question how Gustave really feels about his position. Is he a conman? Yes, he technically obeys the wishes of Madame D, but he sends an errand boy instead of doing it himself, and he knows the exact cheapest candle to buy and how much personal comfort he can grift out of the exchange. It's like when he compliments her corpse for changing the nail polish, a tender gesture, and then abruptly tosses away her hand in contempt and asks her servant for a drink (chilled, no ice please).
Gustave: Why do you want to be a lobby boy?
Zero: Who wouldn't, at the Grand Budapest, sir? It's an institution.
Gustave: Very - good. :)
I really am trying to find that clip ahah.
My Job Interview pass me for that answer
Good job you quoted the screen play
@@Orangetoastsss Why shouldn't I? It's a very unique bit of dialogue, it isn't on CZcams, and it's highly quotable.
Condescending putz.
@@Orangetoastsss Good job, you pointed out something someone did.
I just realized that Zero's name is explained briefly within one minute of screen time. This is replayability at its best
What
What
Yeah I feel dumb for not noticing it the first time lol
I'm confused why?
@Josh Mason no need to be rude over a comment
Family? Zero.
Zero's reaction almost brought me to tears. Yeah I'm soft.
Soft people like you are highly needed in the world 😁
you must have had a hard time watching that movie in your profile pic
@@tshirt_ Not at all. Travis is relatable. Except that I don't have erectile dysfunction like him lmao
is that because he's jewish in ww2?
@@burlhorse61 nah zero is arab
Ralph Fiennes and Tony Revolori were totally ROBBED at the Oscars. Neither was nominated! Huh? Seriously??? They were beyond awesome and had fabulous chemistry.
I couldn't agree more. It seems the Academy doesn't like comedies.
Flavio Sousa Even though the movie got nine nominations including best picture, director and screenplay? I'm respectfully disagreeing.
Well, I think it's fair to say that the Academy doesn't think much of comedic performances, would you not agree?
yeah, sadly, i think you're right. bummer.
It was an incredibly tight race for Best Actor that year, though I still think thatthe BAFTA's had the correct line-up for Best Actor that year.
"I studied reading AND spelling"
Laughed my ass off at this one 😂
Back then being able to read and spelling is well respected and valued making you easier to get a job and because literacies back in 30s are still low around 20% - 30% world wide
Now in modern days... It's obligation for you to survive .. since reading became the most basic thing to have and getting a job and how we trade in daily life and or communicate using smartphone
Dude it's honestly better than the garbage pushed in public schools these days
Some of us were denied the opportunity or had a hard time of it.
In 1996 my elementary school told my mom "not to bother educating a native" and TRIED to reject the enrollment (I'm Native American, Qawiaraq-Inupiat) but she persisted and had the very good luck of being a courthouse employee. I was very lucky.
The moment I REALIZED what had almost happened to me I dedicated myself to getting straight "A"s, even into the measly 2 semesters of college I could afford. (No, natives do not get free college.)
true@@serenaelanordir6717
@@ashleysmith9516
And it is not two ages ago!
It is our days - 1996!
Very sorrowful... Especially if we think about those places all over the world where people still don't have an opportunity to learn...
Mr. Mosher! - *Mr. Mosher instantly opens window*
Everything is perfect in this hotel. As it should be.
Well, it's an institution.
@@HikoSeijuroXIII Very. Good.
Why Ralph Fiennes didn’t get an Oscar (or even a nomination) for his performance is beyond me. He’s amazing.
NintenJen for nomination yes , but for oscar maybe , because there was eddie redmayne that playing stephen hawking that really deserve an oscar , that's my opinion.
Also, he's weirdly hot in that film
@@rockinresurrection6542 LMAO he is, such a little snack
Him and Jake Gyllenhaal were probably the best that year and neither got a nomination somehow.
Not the first time dude..
"Should I go and light the candle first, sir?"
"What? No."
I laughed my ass off at this.
I don't get it..
Motorboat Mygoat Gustave had promised Madame D. that he'd light a candle at church for her right after she left. He was going to send Zero to do it instead of going himself, but then abandoned the idea altogether once he started Zero's interview.
The small pause from music made it even better XD
@@dragoniguana he sent him to do it eventually, though
@@ThomasG_ i watched it again recently and honestly it feels like its implied he never did it all lmao, the montage of his training starts right after and i feel like he'd be too busy to do anything else
"Family?"
A long pause
"zero"
That hit me
This movie looks so pretty..
Everything in that Hotel looks like you could eat it. That's Wes Anderson for you
@@entermayor1312 it look like a cake that you want to eat but cannot because it look pretty and taste delicious .
Wes Anderson's movies often look like a series of paintings in a singular theme with the camera shifting from one to the next
@@m.syauqiabdurahman2798 well aesthetic makes it feel Ike a beautiful enticing cake you would like to eat but soon as you take one bite the sour filled creme explodes in your mouth, as the movie takes a pretty dark turn in the end...
The movie was shot in Görlitz, Germany.
Every young man at some point has had to briskly follow around an older man who knew what he was doing and tried not to get in the way. For most people it's their dad.
For Zero it was Monsieur Gustave.
Came right off the streets and fell under the wings of someone similar. He showed me all the ropes in restaurant business, how to manage employees. Still working under him 15 years later. I get paid well, and have alot of freedoms lol
@@eamonwright7488thank god your cool older father figure didn't get killed in a train by n@zis. sounds like a cool dude
My first day on a film set as an unofficial PA(i was friends with the DP). I was assigned to follow the the key grip.
@@pahwraiththat’s a busy first day!
How Gustavo expects one more long excuse, is surprised about the silence, realizes what it means, What it means that he asked about it, that he did it in that tone and the realization of the inevitable answer and the sudden empathy.
All in 6 seconds of acting.
Its almost a shame that his face is only partially seen
This is one of the best movies I've ever seen!
Truly
@@marshmelows you're about 7 years late mate, but agree:).
@@ihaveeyesbutimustntlook1668 Not late enough though😉
@@ihaveeyesbutimustntlook1668 it is never late to praise a good movie! :)
@@gloryshadow8710 true.
"Those are not acceptable."
"I fully agree."
Lmao
This will go down in history as one of the best movies of the decade.
*of all time*
Your text to God’s eyes!
I saw more than 1000 movies in my life and this scene remains one of the best I've ever seen. Screenplay, camera movement, interpretation, colors. Everything is perfect, like the whole movie. Thank you Wes...
You're right. It's the one thing I neglected to mention in my comment, that it was indeed, perfect in its entirety. Acting, cinematography, dialog.
A rare film.
Good morning Cicero. Call the goddamn plumber.
Even when he curses, he curses with grace.
Don't flirt with her
LMAO EXACTLY
LMFAOO
The use of symmetry and camera angles shifting in straight lines, up and down, left and right, all in sync with the dialogue, is absolutely brilliant.
In my opinion, This film was ten times entertaining than Birdman.
I shall never come to understand how this film did not receive the acclaim it deserved.
Your comparing a comedie to a horror on entertainment value?
Gee a wonder which will be more entertaining
@@Alucard-gt1zf Birdman was tagged as comedy, ya know. Also birdman was also a meh movie tbh
@@siangchengpang772 I've just realised they said birdman not birdbox
@@Alucard-gt1zf LMAO, it happens
This film won 4 oscar, i don't think this film is underated.
When I got interviewed for my first job ever at a residence. This scene came to mind.
Surely a very memorable movie.
I love that after this scene Gustave almost immediately trusts Zero enough to get him involved in the “Boy With Apple” fiasco, and offer to split the profits with him
Ah yes, 1.5%
Truly one of the 50-50 deals in history
@@alternativelonvo valid point, although I think the implication is that the painting is so valuable that even 1.5% would be quite a lot of money
I love Ralph Fiennes so much, the energy that I get from him through the screen is insane
0:31 i cant believe how wes anderson allowed this disrespectful , terrible moment in this scene... the door man's head is not matching with the symmetry of the door line... It's not that I don't like it. I am physically repulsed...
Um I can’t tell if this is sarcasm
@@tibianelnair8714 both probably
Maybe its to reinforce the joke happening
Do you think there are scenes in his movies that don't follow the rule of symmetry that keeps Wes Anderson up at night?
And now I can’t unsee it
Every single scene of this film is so satisfying to watch
I first watched this movie when I was 19 homeless, hungry, and couch surfing. This movie made me forget how dire my bleak situation was. That and britpop
How's everything now?
@@cosmobane6995 i just turned 24. Have an apartment in LA, a little dog, and my guitar. Ain’t dead yet. So I’d say I’m doing a whole lot better. Appreciate you asking 🌼
@@alexrangel1123 so proud of youuu🤍 keep goingg
I love his voice and performance!!! Always
One of the very few movies I remember from the 2010's fr
The movie was great, I've seen all Wes Andersons work, all very enjoyable
Family? Zero…
You’re hired.
Family?
Grand Budapest Hotel is your family now…🥰
Family?
😕 Zero, sir.
(Excellent foreshadowing. Makes me cry almost.)
A lifetime later, zero still has zero family
some say he'll never have parents again
Wonderful scene and another magnificent performance by Ralph Fiennes.
"Good Morning Cicero Call the Goddamn plummer" 😂😂😂
Yep, that's right. If you call my name, no matter where I am currently at, I will hear you and come to your aid from a window frame high above.....
Right smack dab in the middle. Always.
Ofc, this is the minimum
Brilliant performance by Ralph.
Every moment every detail of this film is a true masterpiece.
This is one of those movies that I start watching just a bit of every now and then...
but find myself unable to stop until I've rewatched the whole thing, again.
Yeah, it's so enjoyable and stylistic it has a high rewatchability factor. Saw it 3 times already, gonna watch it again.
The family question always stung, especially considering how he loses everyone two years after.
0:10
Good god where can I find a person that respects me as much as Mr Mosher shows to Mr Gustav
This movie is beyond amazing, Ralph Fiennes is a genius
Family?
That pause
Poor boy.💔
Tony Revolori need to be nominated in Oscars or Golden Globes!
All time classic
When Voldemort is feeling... bougie
A film I'd watch repeatedly.
One of those superbly acted by every single person in it.
A very interesting and entertaining story well told.
Six, Igor. Wes Anderson is unmatched.
"Experience zero" that kills 🤣
Can we have a theme park based on Wes Anderson's movies?
Probably not, unfortunately. If you pay attention, there's a bit of dollhouse quality to the shots in a Wes Anderson film due to the static, front-facing camera angles. To have a theme park would mean dynamic visual angles, and therefore ruin the effect.
Ralph Fiennes deserves an oscar imo
Uh, It's been about 6 months since I've seen this movie. I really need to get it on BluRay.
i'm throwing away my blurays, want one? jajaja
I love the dialog in this movie
Name: Zero
Zero explained in a nutshell
Love this movie! Rare gem of its time.
Live Ralph finnes, especially his voice.
This scene cracks me up every time
I LOVED THIS MOVIE
Brilliantly inventive comedy. Fiennes excellent camp performance deserved an Oscar
I LOVE Ralph Fiennes
shoutout to this scene, first scene i learned every word to line by line without looking up the script :)
I’ve never seen but will now, thanks.
excellent movie to watch high, i had a blast
I just found out myself 😂 no regrets
The big question is, within Wes Anderson's lifetime- will the guy manage to create another as phenomenal as Grand Budapest?
I don't think so Grand budapest is without question Wes Anderson's magnum opus
This is Probably the Best Movie ever made by a man name Wes 'in this Rotten world, i luv it !
GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL WAS 6 YEARSSS AGO???! Dangg
Flash Thompson applying for a job in Voldemort's Hotel
One of the best movies of all time!
"Uh.. perhaps..yeah".. Ralph Fiennes is incredible in this
My eyes became square after watching this (amazing) movie.
Man, I gotta watch this movie again.
this movie really displays the talent in performance of putting together a movie from start to finish imo. timing has to be so on
I love this masterpiece!!!
Nunca lo había visto hacer un papel de alguien noble..... excelente actor
Best film of the year
A very good movie.
I would be terrified to mess up on set around Ralph Fiennes, such a ridiculous master at his craft.
Please these random vids youtube recommend abt grand budapest hotel make me want to watch it for the 4TH TIME
Amazing movie
That Movie was Amazing!!
i love their tandem together!!!
It can be implied that the position of a ''lobby boy'' is held in serious regard by Gustave, for the boy is going to be raised as his pupil and maybe successor. His friends at ''the society of the crossed keys'' have this same habit of carefully bringing up their lobby boys and putting their trusts in them. That's why you can see Gustave treating this interview very seriously.
I studied my reading and spelling.
Meirl
It was different times I guess
From Zero to Legend.
When he says "experience" I get flash backs to another movie...
This movie's colour pallet makes me hungry for a frosted cupcake.
Those background music soo soothing
Man I didn't know Flash Thompson used to be a lobby boy. Peter Parker now has something to make fun of him.
*I'll shut up*
I still have haunting dreams about this hotel being real in a past life.
I want to live in the grand hotel Budapest.
God I love this movie
I love The Grand Budapest Hotel
Greates thing I’ve ever seen
Every interview ever.
Monsieur Gustave is impeccably written. There's a wisdom in realizing that 'nothing' is a whole lot easier to mold than something. Zero cinched the job at the family question, although he didn't realize it. There's an undeniable dignity imbued within a person who works their way up from nothing. I really enjoy Gustave later when he's in a fist fight sticking up for his immigrant employee on the train.
I loveeeeee Zero
Wes Anderson really went nuts
That Movie is so damn good
I think the whole affair would have been avoided if Gustave had that sacristy candle lit.
purple suit - so beauty