Lauren Hutton Movies

This series of three-day dream vacations takes the viewer to some wonderful cities around the world. One of the most sophisticated of the destinations is the city of Santiago, Chile. Cosmopolitan in nature, with European flair, Santiago is the nation's capital, cultural center, and largest city. Its spectacular setting includes a river and the snow-capped mountains of the Andes. Lauren Hutton acts as host on a tour of some of the city's finest museums and buildings. There is time for a glass of fine Chilean wine, while the tourist gazes out over the broad avenues of this lovely city. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, All Movie Guide

In this travel video, which is part of a series of adventures to some of the finest cities in the world, Lauren Hutton hosts a three-day vacation in Philadelphia. The town's Greek name means "city of brotherly love." The title is appropriate for this city housing some of the outstanding symbols of the egalitarian spirit of America. There is Independence Hall -- where the Declaration of Independence was signed, the Liberty Bell, and the home of Betsy Ross. Educational and cultural institutions are on the tour, as well as a restaurant visit to try one of Philadelphia's renowned cheese steaks. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, All Movie Guide

The viewer can go along with traveling companion Lauren Hutton on a three-day tour of the beautiful southern city of Charleston, SC. Antebellum homes and live oaks with Spanish moss draped from them form the quintessential Southern cityscape. Steeped in history, the first shot of the American Civil War was fired on Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. The port city is situated on a narrow peninsula where the Cooper and Ashley Rivers meet. Hutton takes the viewer to scenic vistas, as well as quaint shops and restaurants, explores the art scene, and tours a fine old mansion. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, All Movie Guide

In this video, a visit to the "Mile High City" of Denver with host Lauren Hutton is in store for the armchair traveler. Located in the foothills of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, the city offers a cultural mecca amidst a dramatic backdrop of forests and mountains. Denver is home to cultural institutions such as the Denver Art Museum, the Buffalo Bill Cody Memorial Museum, the Denver Museum of Natural History, and the Museum of Western Art. After taking in the cultural scene with Hutton, the viewer can hear some music at the beautiful Red Rocks Amphitheater. And no trip west would be complete without trying the infamous Rocky Mountain oyster. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, All Movie Guide

This documentary presents an insightful look into Russian life by following the fates and fortunes of a boys' wrestling team in the Soviet Union. The young athletes, from ages ten to 16, train, socialize, and compete in their sport with all the enthusiasm characteristic of boys that age the world over. But what makes the documentary unique is the close-up view of life in a country that has for so long been shrouded in secrecy. Archival film clips, photographs, personal interviews, and scholarly commentary tell the story of these little warriors from Russia. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, All Movie Guide

In this witty drama, the future of art is examined from two vantage points: the years 1699 and 1999. Roland (Dennis Hopper) is an avant-garde artist in Venice, California whose sister, Countess Camilla Volta (Lauren Bacall), lives on their family's estate in Venice, Italy. Their father, The Viscount (John Wood), is near death, and he announces, to the disappointment of both his offspring, that his home and priceless collection of art have been bequeathed to the Italian government. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Love, sex, fidelity, and the nearly endless variety of complications they can bring are played for laughs in this sophisticated comedy. Alan (Robert Mailhouse) is driving home on a dark and rainy night when he sees an attractive woman standing by the side of the road. He stops and offers her a ride; she accepts and immediately offers him fellatio for his troubles. Though Alan is married and has never cheated on his wife, he's not sure how to say no in this instance, but he doesn't get much of a chance to enjoy infidelity before he's interrupted by the police -- who inform him he's picked up a prostitute and he's under arrest. Several days later, Alan is trying to figure out how to get his wife Laura (Alison Eastwood) to take him back. His buddies Danny (Jonathan Silverman) and Brent (William Ragsdale) chide him for his naivete and advise him to stick by the old rationalization that oral sex isn't really sex. Meanwhile, Laura heads out for a night on the town with her friends Ally (Kimberly Williams) and Terianne (Jessica Lundy). Laura is thinking that adulterous turnabout might be fair play, Ally is mulling over her secret fantasy of becoming an exotic dancer, and Terianne is looking for a man who can help her with her problems in reaching an orgasm. The supporting cast includes Lauren Hutton as Laura's mother. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Hosted by Lauren Hutton, Three Perfect Days: Buenos Aires is a travel documentary that features the "Paris of the Pampas." The 30-minute journey takes you to Buenos Aires' trendy cafés, outdoor markets, and museums that boast local history and culture. Highlights of the program include a discussion of the city's French architecture and a sampling of the fast-paced Latin nightlife. ~ Kathleen Wildasin, All Movie Guide

This documentary presents a travelog of Hawaii, hosted by actress/model Lauren Hutton. Based on a series of articles from "Hemisphere", the in-flight magazine of United Airlines, the film follows correspondent Mary Dilts, who takes the viewer on a sightseeing tour for three days. On the first day, there is a tour of some of Hawaii's historic sights, including the Mission Museum and Pearl Harbor. Film footage of the arboretum is spectacular. The second day includes a visit to Chinatown, the Pali Overlook, and an evening at an authentic luau, with fire dancers, at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. On the third day, there is a windsurfing adventure, a visit to an artist who demonstrates the art of making feather leis, and a trip to the Waikiki Aquarium. The film captures the beauty of the island's scenery and the diversity of its people. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, All Movie Guide