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Four Rooms (1995)

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Four Rooms is a 1995 American anthology comedy film set in the Mon Signor Hotel on New Year's Eve. The film consists of four segments, each directed by a different filmmaker: Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez, and Quentin Tarantino. Tim Roth stars as Ted, the bellhop who appears in all four segments and connects the otherwise distinct stories. The film was released by Miramax and received mixed critical reception upon release.

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Who directed each segment of Four Rooms?

The 1995 anthology's four segments were helmed by Allison Anders ("The Missing Ingredient"), Alexandre Rockwell ("The Wrong Man"), Robert Rodriguez ("The Misbehavers"), and Quentin Tarantino ("The Man from Hollywood"). Each takes place in a different room of the Mon Signor Hotel on New Year's Eve.

Who does Tim Roth play in Four Rooms?

He plays Ted, the frantic bellhop who is the only character connecting all four directors' segments. His rubber-faced, Jerry Lewis-style physical comedy was a striking departure from his cool-guy roles of the same era.

Which Four Rooms segment is considered the best one?

Most critics single out Tarantino's "The Man from Hollywood," a talky wager involving a lighter, a pinky finger, and a hatchet, starring Tarantino and Bruce Willis. It's an extended riff on Roald Dahl's story "Man from the South," famously filmed as an Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode.

Are Madonna and Antonio Banderas really in Four Rooms?

Yes—Madonna plays one of the coven of witches in Allison Anders' opening segment "The Missing Ingredient." Antonio Banderas plays the stern father who leaves his two kids with Ted in Rodriguez's "The Misbehavers."

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