

2006·Drama·2h
7.0
★







In 1968 the lives of a retired doorman, hotel manager, lounge singer, busboy, beautician and others intersect in the wake of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
Directed by Emilio Estevez
hotel
politics
marriage crisis
senator
los angeles, california
xenophobia
1960s

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Cast

Anthony Hopkins
John Casey

William H. Macy
Paul Ebbers

Harry Belafonte
Nelson

Freddy Rodríguez
José Rojas

Laurence Fishburne
Edward Robinson

Heather Graham
Angela

Lindsay Lohan
Diane

Shia LaBeouf
Cooper

Christian Slater
Daryl Timmons

Sharon Stone
Miriam Ebbers

Helen Hunt
Samantha Stevens

Emilio Estevez
Tim Fallon
Crew

Emilio Estevez
Director

Emilio Estevez
Screenplay

Mark Isham
Original Music Composer

Richard Chew
Editor

Michael Barrett
Director of Photography

Gary Michael Walters
Executive Producer

Matthew Landon
Executive Producer

Anthony Hopkins
Executive Producer

Chris Douridas
Music Supervisor

Melissa Yonkey
Hairstylist

Julie Weiss
Costume Design

Bryan Adams
Songs
Popular Reviews
22 reviews
Cameron
4.0★ · 01/19/25

Cast is insane. Really like the vignette style story always have always will. Decent use of sound of silence at the end
Cast is insane. Really like the vignette style story always have always will. Decent use of sound of silence at the end
Whitney

Rewatched for Demi but hard to count this as a rewatch considering the last time I watched this I was 12 with my parents.
For some reason the kitchen scenes are the only thing I even remotely remembered and was very affected by as a kid.
Babel and Bobby coming out the same year and having the same poster design is something my minds eye always remembers! Swear we watched both back to back.
For some reason the kitchen scenes are the only thing I even remotely remembered and was very affected by as a kid.
Babel and Bobby coming out the same year and having the same poster design is something my minds eye always remembers! Swear we watched both back to back.
Rewatched for Demi but hard to count this as a rewatch considering the last time I watched this I was 12 with my parents.
For some reason the kitchen scenes are the only thing I even remotely remembered and was very affected by as a kid.
Babel and Bobby coming out the same year and having the same poster design is something my minds eye always remembers! Swear we watched both back to back.
For some reason the kitchen scenes are the only thing I even remotely remembered and was very affected by as a kid.
Babel and Bobby coming out the same year and having the same poster design is something my minds eye always remembers! Swear we watched both back to back.
angie
9.0★ · 07/02/23

le casting était parfait
le casting était parfait
Lucien WD
4.0★ · 12/30/20

Significantly more boring than Parkland. Emilio has the most boomer energy of any gen X filmmaker alive. This is just totally unnecessary and irrelevant. A movie I always assumed Bruce Greenwood started in. William H Macy's face causing me pretty bad depression.
Significantly more boring than Parkland. Emilio has the most boomer energy of any gen X filmmaker alive. This is just totally unnecessary and irrelevant. A movie I always assumed Bruce Greenwood started in. William H Macy's face causing me pretty bad depression.
Lisa
6.0★ · 06/09/26
