1970·Drama·1h 52m
7.1
★
In post-war Austria, an opportunistic young man begins working as a footman to a widowed countess and uses his sexual talents to better his station in life.
Directed by Hal Prince
lgbt
gay theme
IMDB
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Cast
Michael York
Konrad Ludwig
Angela Lansbury
Countess Herthe von Ornstein
Anthony Higgins
Helmuth von Ornstein
Heidelinde Weis
Anneliese Pleschke
Jane Carr
Lotte Von Ornstein
Eva Maria Meineke
Mrs. Pleschke
Wolfried Lier
Klaus
Klaus Havenstein
Rudolph
Walter Janssen
Father Georg
Despo Diamantidou
Bobby
Enzi Fuchs
Waitress
Hans Pössenbacher
Carl
Crew
Hal Prince
Director
John Kander
Original Music Composer
Walter Lassally
Director of Photography
George Tyne
Second Unit Director
Irene Sharaff
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
4 reviews
Neil Lantz
8.2★ · 05/19/25
michael york was on speed dial for stuff like this
michael york was on speed dial for stuff like this
Steph
5.3★ · 03/28/24
Something for Everyone walked slowly and queerly through post war Austria so Saltburn could run and prance to Sophie Ellis-Bexter through Oxford in the early 2000s. the gays are always winning.
(but the ending! wtf! isn't she like 16!)
(but the ending! wtf! isn't she like 16!)
Something for Everyone walked slowly and queerly through post war Austria so Saltburn could run and prance to Sophie Ellis-Bexter through Oxford in the early 2000s. the gays are always winning.
(but the ending! wtf! isn't she like 16!)
(but the ending! wtf! isn't she like 16!)
Lucien WD
8.0★ · 10/11/22
RIP Angela Lansbury, one of the greatest there ever was.
I am SHOCKED I had never heard of this fantastic film. It clearly had huge influence on Call Me By Your Name and there are some shots that were poached directly. Michael York being a bisexual deviant is, like, one of the hottest things in film history? Bavarian castles are such a fun place to set a story. Lansbury is weird casting but she's having a good time. There's a fresh twist every 10 mins to keep it interesting and I was expecting a violent/tragic climax and then it just goes full goofy comedy and I realised the whole thing had been pitched at a different tone to how I thought. Just a fascinating film I want to read a lot about and dig deeper into York's oeuvre now.
I am SHOCKED I had never heard of this fantastic film. It clearly had huge influence on Call Me By Your Name and there are some shots that were poached directly. Michael York being a bisexual deviant is, like, one of the hottest things in film history? Bavarian castles are such a fun place to set a story. Lansbury is weird casting but she's having a good time. There's a fresh twist every 10 mins to keep it interesting and I was expecting a violent/tragic climax and then it just goes full goofy comedy and I realised the whole thing had been pitched at a different tone to how I thought. Just a fascinating film I want to read a lot about and dig deeper into York's oeuvre now.
RIP Angela Lansbury, one of the greatest there ever was.
I am SHOCKED I had never heard of this fantastic film. It clearly had huge influence on Call Me By Your Name and there are some shots that were poached directly. Michael York being a bisexual deviant is, like, one of the hottest things in film history? Bavarian castles are such a fun place to set a story. Lansbury is weird casting but she's having a good time. There's a fresh twist every 10 mins to keep it interesting and I was expecting a violent/tragic climax and then it just goes full goofy comedy and I realised the whole thing had been pitched at a different tone to how I thought. Just a fascinating film I want to read a lot about and dig deeper into York's oeuvre now.
I am SHOCKED I had never heard of this fantastic film. It clearly had huge influence on Call Me By Your Name and there are some shots that were poached directly. Michael York being a bisexual deviant is, like, one of the hottest things in film history? Bavarian castles are such a fun place to set a story. Lansbury is weird casting but she's having a good time. There's a fresh twist every 10 mins to keep it interesting and I was expecting a violent/tragic climax and then it just goes full goofy comedy and I realised the whole thing had been pitched at a different tone to how I thought. Just a fascinating film I want to read a lot about and dig deeper into York's oeuvre now.
Tate McRae
6.0★ · 09/20/24