In the end, after Doug and Andy marry, he gets a call from one of the hotel guests that he had previously helped, who has accidentally been sent Doug's business plan by a senile member of the hotel staff Doug refused to fire and has decided to put up the $3 million that Doug needs. Andy abandons him for Doug, who is chasing after her. He smugly tells Andy that the project had too much potential to share it with a mere concierge. However, as he and Andy spend time together, he develops feelings for her, and it’s Andy who discovers that a document Christian has asked Doug to sign was intended to permit the billionaire to take over the hotel project and force Doug out. But because his hotel proposal is urgent and Andy is old enough to make her own decisions, he doesn't intervene. Doug pretends to date Andy so that she can get close to Christian without his wife suspecting, but soon learns that Christian is deceiving Andy about getting a divorce. Christian considers the proposal and asks Doug to 'take care' of his mistress, Andy Hart, a perfume saleswoman played by Gabrielle Anwar. Doug's best chance is Christian Hanover played by English actor Anthony Higgins, a somewhat unscrupulous billionaire. But he only has a few weeks to begin development and needs at least $3 million immediately. He has saved every cent and obtained an option on an old hotel. Doug's dream is to open his own hotel on Roosevelt Island. Doug is very well-connected and is very good at his job, giving personal attention to guests while occasionally pocketing a big tip. Fox as Doug Ireland, a concierge at the luxurious Bradbury hotel in New York City. The film was directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and starred Michael J.

OtsoNY recently revisited the 1993 romantic comedy, For Love or Money For Love or Money (AKA The Concierge) and added new photographs from some of the film locations.

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