
B
Strong
MASTER SCORE 66.0 / 100
1945Drama / War1h 38m
HOTEL BERLIN
“Rips the roof off”
An assortment of diverse characters gather at the Hotel Berlin in World War II Germany as the Third Reich falls.
Above the Line
Peter Godfrey·DirectorJo Pagano·ScreenplayAlvah Bessie·ScreenplayCarl E. Guthrie·Director of PhotographyFranz Waxman·MusicFrederick Richards·Editor
Cast
Faye Emerson·Tillie WeilerHelmut Dantine·Martin RichterRaymond Massey·Arnim von DahnwitzAndrea King·Lisa DornPeter Lorre·Johannes KoenigAlan Hale·Herman PlottkeGeorge Coulouris·Joachim HelmHenry Daniell·Baron Von StettenPeter Whitney·HeinrichsHelene Thimig·Sarah Baruch
Full Crew(21 credits)
Full Crew
(21 credits)
Directing· 1
Peter Godfrey·Director
Writing· 3
Jo Pagano·ScreenplayAlvah Bessie·ScreenplayVicki Baum·Novel
Camera· 1
Carl E. Guthrie·Director of Photography
Editing· 1
Frederick Richards·Editor
Sound & Music· 6
Franz Waxman·MusicLeonid Raab·OrchestratorLeo F. Forbstein·Music DirectorRobert G. Wayne·Sound Re-Recording MixerGerald W. Alexander·Sound Re-Recording MixerCharles Lang·Sound Designer
Art & Design· 4
John Hughes·Art DirectionLeah Rhodes·Costume DesignPerc Westmore·Makeup ArtistClarence Steensen·Set Decoration
Production· 2
Jack L. Warner·Executive ProducerLouis F. Edelman·Producer
Other Departments· 3
Jack Gage·Dialogue CoachPeter Pohlenz·Technical AdvisorPaul Detlefsen·Matte Painter
By the Numbers
66.0
OF 100
Master Score
6.8
OF 10
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CRITICS
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Worldwide Gross
0
Oscar Wins
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THE VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION
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Dominant Palette
3 colors
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Mood
Serious
Composition
Centered
Era
1940s
Visual Style
Photographic
“A black and white movie poster features two men in suits, one with a glass in his hand. The man on the left is older, with a bald head and a dark tie. He is loo”
Key Elements
GlassSuitTie
Atmosphere
Muted
Color Mood
Neutral
Setting
Indoor
Design Score
7/10
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