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|Actor=[[Tim Curry]] |
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'''Mr. Hector''' the personal concierge at the [[Plaza Hotel]] in [[New York City]]. |
'''Mr. Hector''' the personal concierge at the [[Plaza Hotel]] in [[New York City]]. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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− | Hector was a very pompous and sly individual and a bit of a bully. He |
+ | Hector was a very pompous and sly individual and a bit of a bully. He presumed that [[Kevin McCallister]] had stolen [[Peter McCallister|his father's]] credit card, and as such, treated Kevin like a criminal. |
− | After Hector confirmed the card as being " |
+ | After Hector confirmed the card as being "stolen," Kevin escaped by using the film ''[[Angels with Even Filthier Souls]]''. The film assisted Kevin to make outside characters think there were adults in the hotel room in which he was staying, whose conversation led to gunfire. |
− | Hector later offered Kevin's parents a complimentary suite while they were there - a penthouse with a view of the park that was recently vacated by the Countess of Worcestershire. When they confronted him, he was proud he discovered that the credit card was stolen. Kevin's mother, [[Kate McCallister|Kate]], blamed him for making Kevin leave and |
+ | Hector later offered Kevin's parents a complimentary suite while they were there - a penthouse with a view of the park that was recently vacated by the Countess of Worcestershire. When they confronted him, he was proud he discovered that the credit card was stolen. Kevin's mother, [[Kate McCallister|Kate]], blamed him for making Kevin leave and slapped him for causing so much trouble. Embarrassed, he advised her to brace herself for the cold weather while trying to hold back the tears because of the slap. |
==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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− | Mr. Hector is never addressed by his name, nor is he credited as such. He is simply |
+ | Mr. Hector is never addressed by his name, nor is he credited as such. He is simply credited as "Concierge". He was played by actor [[Tim Curry]] who is best known for his portrayals such as Dr. Frank N. Furter in ''The Rocky Horror Picture Show''. |
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Revision as of 14:57, 8 September 2019
Mr. Hector the personal concierge at the Plaza Hotel in New York City.
Biography
Hector was a very pompous and sly individual and a bit of a bully. He presumed that Kevin McCallister had stolen his father's credit card, and as such, treated Kevin like a criminal.
After Hector confirmed the card as being "stolen," Kevin escaped by using the film Angels with Even Filthier Souls. The film assisted Kevin to make outside characters think there were adults in the hotel room in which he was staying, whose conversation led to gunfire.
Hector later offered Kevin's parents a complimentary suite while they were there - a penthouse with a view of the park that was recently vacated by the Countess of Worcestershire. When they confronted him, he was proud he discovered that the credit card was stolen. Kevin's mother, Kate, blamed him for making Kevin leave and slapped him for causing so much trouble. Embarrassed, he advised her to brace herself for the cold weather while trying to hold back the tears because of the slap.
Behind the scenes
Mr. Hector is never addressed by his name, nor is he credited as such. He is simply credited as "Concierge". He was played by actor Tim Curry who is best known for his portrayals such as Dr. Frank N. Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.