Comedy United States of America
In the movie "Under the Rainbow," set in World War II era Los Angeles, the manager of the iconic Culver Hotel, Edmund Abernathy, decides to take a weekend off and leaves his inept and overeager nephew, Louie, in charge. However, things quickly spiral out of control when Louie decides to rename the hotel as the Hotel Rainbow and unknowingly overbooks without Edmund's knowledge.
The chaos begins when various groups of eccentric and colorful characters arrive at the hotel, each with their own hidden agendas and secrets. Among the guests are royalty from Europe, cunning assassins, mysterious secret agents, Japanese tourists, and even a group of munchkins who are in town for a film shoot.
As the hotel becomes a hub of international intrigue, two individuals find themselves unexpectedly caught up in the madness. Bruce Thorpe, a Secret Service agent working undercover to investigate suspected spies, and Annie Clark, a determined casting director who wants to find the next big talent among the munchkins.
Bruce and Annie quickly realize that they share a connection and find themselves drawn to each other amidst the confusion and comedic mishaps that unfold at the Hotel Rainbow. They must navigate through the chaos, trying to unravel the various plots and keep the guests oblivious to the danger that surrounds them.
Amidst the comedy, romance, and slapstick humor, Bruce and Annie become the unlikely heroes of the story as they work together to foil a dangerous plan that could have severe consequences for the outcome of the war. Through their courage and resourcefulness, they manage to save the day and ensure the safety of the guests at the Hotel Rainbow.
"Under the Rainbow" is a delightful and entertaining comedy that blends historical events with fictional characters, showcasing the absurdity and humor of the World War II era.
The chaos begins when various groups of eccentric and colorful characters arrive at the hotel, each with their own hidden agendas and secrets. Among the guests are royalty from Europe, cunning assassins, mysterious secret agents, Japanese tourists, and even a group of munchkins who are in town for a film shoot.
As the hotel becomes a hub of international intrigue, two individuals find themselves unexpectedly caught up in the madness. Bruce Thorpe, a Secret Service agent working undercover to investigate suspected spies, and Annie Clark, a determined casting director who wants to find the next big talent among the munchkins.
Bruce and Annie quickly realize that they share a connection and find themselves drawn to each other amidst the confusion and comedic mishaps that unfold at the Hotel Rainbow. They must navigate through the chaos, trying to unravel the various plots and keep the guests oblivious to the danger that surrounds them.
Amidst the comedy, romance, and slapstick humor, Bruce and Annie become the unlikely heroes of the story as they work together to foil a dangerous plan that could have severe consequences for the outcome of the war. Through their courage and resourcefulness, they manage to save the day and ensure the safety of the guests at the Hotel Rainbow.
"Under the Rainbow" is a delightful and entertaining comedy that blends historical events with fictional characters, showcasing the absurdity and humor of the World War II era.
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