Something for Everyone
Director: Harold Prince
Actors: Angela Lansbury, Michael York, Anthony Higgins
PlotA young, ambitious man named Konrad Ludwig arrives in a small Austrian village with dreams of climbing the social ladder. He quickly ingratiates himself with the wealthy and influential Countess von Ornstein by pretending to be a footman. As he gains her trust, Konrad begins to manipulate those around him, using charm and cunning to exploit the weaknesses of the Countess’s family and acquaintances. His ultimate goal is to secure a profitable and respected position for himself within their aristocratic circle.
As Konrad embeds himself deeper into the household, his schemes become more intricate and risky, involving a series of romantic entanglements and betrayals. His deceptions start to unravel as relationships strain and secrets surface. Tensions rise within the Countess’s family, drawing everyone into a complex web of ambition, love, and deception. As Konrad's manipulations threaten to collapse under the weight of his own overreach, the consequences of his actions begin to take a toll on him and those he has ensnared, leading to an unpredictable and dramatic climax.
Writers: Harry Kressing, Hugh Wheeler
Release Date: 29 Apr 1971
Runtime: 112 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English
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