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Post by divasahm on Oct 14, 2010 21:27:52 GMT -4
I'm still fascinated by the fact that much of Hannah and Her Sisters was filmed in Mia Farrow's actual apartment. Creepy as he is, Woody's movies always have interesting interiors.
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Post by newtothis on Oct 15, 2010 13:21:46 GMT -4
Seeing Playing by the Heart not only did I fall in love with Jon Stewart, but also the house his love interest Gillian Anderson lives in, The Stahl House. It's been in dozens of movies over the decades and I was happy to see my other celebrity husband Colin Firth living there in Where the Truth Lies. |
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Post by millie77 on Oct 15, 2010 18:01:36 GMT -4
Maybe random, but when I was a kid, I always wanted to live in the house from Clue. My dream as a child was to live in a house with secret passageways and that house had a couple of great ones.
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Post by Brookie on Oct 15, 2010 18:20:37 GMT -4
Maybe random, but when I was a kid, I always wanted to live in the house from Clue. My dream as a child was to live in a house with secret passageways and that house had a couple of great ones. Gimme a break. You just wanted to get cozy with the butler in the cupboard with the condom.   |
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Post by sumire on Oct 16, 2010 4:52:53 GMT -4
Seeing Playing by the Heart not only did I fall in love with Jon Stewart, but also the house his love interest Gillian Anderson lives in, The Stahl House. It's been in dozens of movies over the decades and I was happy to see my other celebrity husband Colin Firth living there in Where the Truth Lies. I've never seen either of those movies, but when I clicked on the link, I had a total "Hey! It's That House!" moment. Maybe I'm recalling it from Charlie's Angels 2. Or Galaxy Quest, although I don't recall seeing it from that iconic angle in that movie--I just remember the glass walls when the aliens visit a hungover, shoeless Tim Allen. That LA Times article was a fun read. Just remembered one of my faaaavorite movies for sets and settings--Aeon Flux, filmed in Berlin. The architecture and interior design are probably the only reason to see the movie, but they're one hell of a reason. I totally want the stylized-Japanese-cloud-shaped wall lights ( scroll down), and I seem to recall the interior of the dirigible being cool, although I can't readily find images of it online. |
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Post by kateln on Oct 17, 2010 18:07:54 GMT -4
I hated the movie, but loved Meg Ryan's apartment in "You've Got Mail".
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Post by dwanollah on Oct 17, 2010 19:34:02 GMT -4
Iona's apartment in Pretty in Pink was the awesomest!
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Post by chonies on Oct 17, 2010 19:53:39 GMT -4
Maybe random, but when I was a kid, I always wanted to live in the house from Clue. My dream as a child was to live in a house with secret passageways and that house had a couple of great ones. Gimme a break. You just wanted to get cozy with the butler in the cupboard with the condom. BAHAHAHAHAH! I lol'd.   |
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Post by Atreides on Oct 17, 2010 21:49:53 GMT -4
Dickie Greenleaf's house in The Talented Mr. Ripley was to die for. A little white house along the Amalfi Coast with a big terrace and open, airy rooms. I eventually ended up travelling to that part of the world just to immerse myself in all that sunny, Italian goodness.
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Post by LAX on Oct 18, 2010 19:12:28 GMT -4
oooh, this thread is cool. There are a great many movies that were completely awful, but I kept watching because I thought the sets were wonderful.
Some of my favorite sets are from Jean-Pierre Jeunet movies. How they manage to get places that are often primitive, poor, and less than savory, seem attractive I'd like to know.
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