'Always At The Carlyle': From secret tunnels to Jackie Kennedy's favorite meal, 5 best moments from the film
Art, culture, elite parties, and secrets we can only wish we knew, the walls of The Carlyle on Madison Avenue, New York City, have, for the last 87 years been a mystery of sorts. It isn't your garden variety luxury hotel — it boasts of a clientele that ranges from the likes of the late Princess Diana, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Will and Kate, to a number of presidents, including John F Kennedy. It also boasts of keeping their secrets safe — any escapades, love affairs and rendezvous stay within the walls of the building.
"What happens at The Carlyle, stays at The Carlyle," they say but it looks like writer/director Matthew Miele refuses to believe that. Quite frankly, neither do we. 'Always at the Carlyle', Miele's first documentary on the iconic hotel tries to uncover the secrets that live within from the mouth of the employees as well as its influential clientele.
