Chelsea Hotel - Documentary Clip 01-06

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Published 2010-12-24
Clip 1 out of 6.

UPDATE:
Clip 02-06 is still blocked in Russia for some reason but Clip 03-06 has been unblocked and is now viewable worldwide.

An excellent documentary about the Chelsea Hotel in Manhattan. The legendary hotel manager and majority owner at the time, Stanley Bard, talks about the many famous and sometimes infamous people who have stayed at the Chelsea over the many years of its existence. God bless Stanley Bard who gave these people a home, and without whom New York and the world would be poorer. The final scenes in segment 6 were done on the roof of the Chelsea on September 11, just after 9 am. It's all very emotional and tragic.

The documentary is in six parts, and each segment is about ten minutes in length. It was produced in September, 2001. I recorded this legally over DVB-T a long time ago with my Elgato EyeTV. If you feel this is in violation of your copyright, I will take all everything down, no problem. Please let me know and I will do it. I am only a fan and not making any money from these video clips.

All Comments (21)
  • @lesliea8510
    Oh man. This is amazing. Thank you so much for letting us see the Chelsea when we can't physically be there. :) wonderful.
  • @printdiva
    so glad to see how well you understood the chelsea and the amazing stanley bard. yes, god bless him...
  • @SteveFBS
    I wish I could find a complete version of this great documentary to download. It's a shame that YouTube muted the entire second clip.
  • @newsaggin2753
    Poor Sid & Nacey . I cant wait to visit 1 day thank you 4 keeping it open sir God bless
  • @manlaievents
    i love the film being a long time resident you capture Stanley and April and Norman beautifuly! just a mistake of typo i guess about Nico song the chelsea girls is room 456
  • No wonder about the banned clips. Freedom is, nowadays, FORBIDDEN . Best wishes and regards. Giorgio
  • that awning always made it look as if it was about to go out of business
  • @halColombo
    I thought Dainty Adore O'Hara would be featured upon seeing this Chelsea Hotel documentary in my feed. It was cool but I didn't see Dainty in any of it.
  • @MowgliX
    The subtitling for this documentary is excellent and absolutely correctly done. I know this because I used to do it for a living. I was a professional subtitler and translator.
  • @MrArtenow
    Excelente Documental !!! Sigue funcionando como Hotel en la actualidad ???
  • @MowgliX
    I believe this is the way documentaries should be done. You do not try to prove a point or create some sort of narrative. You try to show what reality is like today and what it was really like in the old days. You let people who were there at the time spreak and you precent this more or less unfiltered. If you don't then what you get is a fictional story and not a documentary.
  • @robertknafo8911
    a friend of mine just finished a 1hr feature documentary on the Chelsea. you should know about each other.