Hedy Lamarr

SUITE ROYAL - HEDY LAMARR

{Vienna, November 9, 1914 — Altamonte Springs, January 19, 2000}

  

Hedy Lamarr is praised in our Torel Avantgarde boutique hotel with our best category: a Suite Royal, in-room bathtub, views to the Douro River and a fireplace.

The room decor and tones represent the 40's glamor and the artist's Hollywood life, through elements such as mirrors and leather.

Her career as an inventor is also represented in the room, through the science books scattered around the room.

Double or twin bed;
Bathtub overlooking the Douro River;
Fireplace;
Occupancy: up to three people;
Offer of Nespresso coffee and water throughout the stay.

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ABOUT THE ACTRESS

Eva Maria Kiesler – the name under which Hedy Lamarr was born - was an Austrian actress and inventor based in the United States of America.

In a 28-year career in 30 films, and during World War II, she joined composer George Antheil in inventing a communications system for the United States Armed Forces. 

Movies that she was involved in:

Ecstasy;
Samson and Delilah;
Algiers;
Life is a theater;
Flower of evil;
Wandering bohemians;
Woman slandered;
Delivery voucher;
Two against the world;
Comrade X;
Flower of the tropics.

“All creative people seek to do the unexpected.” - Hedy Lamarr

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