Famous Homes Featured In Movies
Did you know that celebrity homes are just as famous as celebrities themselves? After all, with all that glitz, glamour and fortune, a celebrity residence is a home that speaks for itself. It is a representation of a fantasy which has come to life, and celebrity homes have much to say about the tastes and preferences of personages.
From majestic mansions to sophisticated suites, these homes are also a personalized style statement of celebrities, and moviemakers are always seeking to use these as a shooting location. Real estate seems to have become a serious passion among celebrities, and that's exactly what this post is all about. Here, we discuss homes that illustrate celebrity living styles and showcase a few of the best celebrity homes across the globe that have been featured in movies.
Sheats Goldstein Residence, Beverly Hills, California
Built in the year 1963, this celebrity home has been designed by the renowned American architect John Lautner. Famous for being designed from the inside towards the outside, this home has been featured in several movies including The Big Lebowski, Bandits and Charlie’s Angels – Full Throttle. It has also been featured in several international music videos, including “It’s all about you” by Tracie Spencer and “Let’s get blown” by Snoop Dogg. Goldstein was a previously built home, which was purchased and remodelled by James Goldstein.
Las Palamas Hotel, Hollywood, California
This famous hotel is one of the most popular celebrity homes in California. More so, because this hotel was the filming location for the movie Pretty Woman. It also appears in “The Trip” (Sienfield) . Lots of travellers flock to this hotel to relive the Pretty Woman days.
Ennis House, Los Angeles, California
This is the home of Charles and Mabel Ennis, which has been designed by the legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Positioned in the Los Feliz locality, the Ennis House is now owned by American industrialist Ronald Burkle. This brilliantly designed celebrity house has featured in several movies including Blade Runner, Black Rain, The Karate Kid and The Day of the Locust.
Spadena House, Beverly Hills, California
Anyone who has ever read Hansel and Gretel should be able to relate to Spadena House. Popularly known as The Witch’s House, this storybook style dwelling place was designed by Harry Oliver, who was a famous art director in Hollywood movies. This house has appeared in several Hollywood movies, including the Alicia Silverstone-starrer Clueless.