Fawlty Towers

Serie de TV
1975–1979
TV-PG
30min

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La incompetencia, la mecha corta y la arrogancia de Basil Fawlty, el dueño de un hotel, desencadenan una constante serie de problemas y accidentes.La incompetencia, la mecha corta y la arrogancia de Basil Fawlty, el dueño de un hotel, desencadenan una constante serie de problemas y accidentes.La incompetencia, la mecha corta y la arrogancia de Basil Fawlty, el dueño de un hotel, desencadenan una constante serie de problemas y accidentes.

Creación
- Connie Booth
- John Cleese
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

8.8/10

105 k

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1,695

108

Creación
- Connie Booth
- John Cleese
Elenco

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Ganó 3premios BAFTA
- 6 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
The character Manuel is often criticized as an overtly racist stereotype that would not be allowed in a modern television series. However Andrew Sachs defended the character, saying, "If it's insulting to the Spanish what is Basil to the British?" According to John Cleese, the character of Manuel was not meant to be a joke about stupid foreigners, since Manuel is a very lovely man who really does his best to get everything right. Manuel's problem is his poor English, which is a parody on mingy hotel and restaurant owners, simply hiring cheap people who are desperate for work, without giving them proper training.

Errores
The layout of the hotel from interior shots would place the windowless kitchen hard against the front left of the building, as seem from the outside (if there were space for it at all). In exterior shots there is a large bow window here.

Citas
Basil Fawlty: Where's Sybil?
Manuel: ¿Que?
Basil Fawlty: Where's Sybil?
Manuel: Where's... the bill?
Basil Fawlty: No, not a bill! I own the place!

Créditos curiosos
The Fawlty Towers hotel sign has its letters missing, or scrambled up to make new words. The sign presents a different error with each episode.

Versiones alternativas
For German TV-runs the main-theme was changed to "funnier" music.

Conexiones
Featured in The Pythons (1979)

Bandas sonoras
Fawlty Towers
Written by Dennis Wilson
Performed by Dennis Wilson Quartet
[series theme tune]

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Hilarious sitcom

Based on an actual hotel Cleese and the MP gang stayed at once, Fawlty Towers is a hilarious British sitcom with great characters and situations. Probably the most famous episode is the one with the Germans, as I hear it referred to the most.

Basil Fawlty (Cleese) is a grumpy hotel manager, with his domineering wife Sybil, the hotel maid Polly (co-creator and Cleese's wife at the time of the show Connie Booth), the Spanish waiter Manuel ("I learned classical Spanish, not this strange dialect he's using"), and the hotel's longest standing resident, the Major. Witty dialogue and hilarious slapstick situations make this a great show.