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My favorite scene is when the rats start a whispering campaign on behalf of Kermit at a fancy restaurant.
The cast includes a gaggle of great character comedians--Allyn Joslyn as a crafty press agent, Ted Healy as Dick Powell's would-be manager, Fritz Feld as an excitable restaurant patron, Glenda Farrell as Mona Marshall's sarcastic Gal Friday, Edgar Kennedy as a put-upon drive-in manager, Mabel Todd as Mona's goofy sister, and Hugh Herbert as her even goofier dad.
How about a restaurant waiter who regrets a planned marriage proposal because it will mean the loss of an old bachelor client?
Two immigrant brothers from Italy try to keep their restaurant in 1950s America from going bankrupt.
Holm has some funny lines as the foul-mouthed owner of another restaurant.
Some highlights are in the restaurant with Sea Bass, in the car with the hitchhiker, the guy at the phone booth, and when Lloyd finds out just how cold Harry's hands really are.
Sometimes very subtle....as when Grant admires Loy's breasts at their meeting in an upscale restaurant.
Jerk off waiters, waitresses, and other restaurant staff spew sophomoric humor for people who've never seen foul-mouthed comedies (or get off on them).
Meanwhile, Lorenzo is a writer that lost his creation skills and one night meets Lucia in a restaurant.
Tucci plays Secondo who along with his brother Primo (Tony Shalhoub) run a restaurant named the Paradise.
Pascal doesn't give it to him but decides to help him by having singer Louis Prima come to their restaurant with the press knowing he's coming also.
Their restaurant will become famous when its mentioned in the paper so the two brothers plan a big night with special meals.
Before I slept I came from an Italian restaurant in which I was with my business manager and we talked about various subjects and we gossiped about our personal lives and feasted upon a sumptuous meal.
When he dates with his girl-friend and Scott's sister, Detective Amy knight (Jacqueline Obradors), in a dinning restaurant, he is mistakenly taken as being the CIA agent that is investigating the robbery of the military experiment EX by a man called Sullivan (Stuart Wilson).
Mark Wayne (Bently Mitchum) an employee of 'Chunky Chicken' fast food restaurant turns up to deliver an order to the grossly overweight foul-mouthed security guard named Charnetski (Peter Schrum), they both hear noises coming from the store room & discover Judith.
The story begins with a death of a 80-year-old Hans at the restaurant after listening to "Gloomy Sunday".
What should have been the gimmick for a 30 second restaurant commercial (in which the cooks are conjoined twins) is instead two hours of pure hell.
But I enjoyed it all the way through, and ended up renting it time and again, until finally a kindly old gentleman working a video rental store next to my dad's restaurant gave the VHS tape to me.
Lazlo Szabo a middle-aged jew Hungarian runs a chic restaurant with a beautiful waitress,Ilona who is also his mistress.
The love-triangle functions pretty well until the time a german customer, Hans, who comes regularly in the restaurant falls in love with Ilona, without success.A few years later the german army invades Hungary, Hans is back as a highly placed officer and the jewish condition of Lazlo is going to complicate the lives of the four protagonists.
To top it off, John Amos and Tim Conway also made a surprise visit to my parents, cousin, and Aunt's restaurant also located in Stockton, California.
There she works at the restaurant of her aunt and uncle.
Two brothers,both immigrants from Italy,both run a failing Italian restaurant in New York.
Failing, because the restaurant serves upscale Italian dishes (or,nouveau cuisine)in a blue collar,working class neighborhood that doesn't know (or care)beyond spaghetti & meatballs.
A rival restaurant owner across the street (played by an cheerful,over the top Ian Holm)offers to bring his "friend",Italian-American Jazz legend, Louis Prima,to try their restaurant.
Tony Shalhoub & Stanley Tucci (one of the two directors,and who also co-wrote the screenplay with Joseph Tropiano)play the two brothers who try to keep the leaky boat that is their beloved restaurant afloat.
The story deals with a young girl,(Alica Witt) who witnesses a fire that burned down her family restaurant which made a deep impression on her mind and stayed with her into adulthood.
Gee, if only Henry Kissinger would feel a little guilty when he undertips a waiter at a Vietnamese restaurant.
When he goes to the restaurant he brings his own plastic fork, knife and spoon in a plastic bag.
He eats at the same restaurant, sits at the same table, if someone is seating at his table he insults them to make them leave so that he has his table back, wants the same waiter Carol to wait on him, and takes forever to take a shower.
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