The Mataja Residence, the stunning abode at the forefront of the 2001 thriller The Glass House, has just hit the market. Read about it over at Dirt.
The Mataja Residence from “The Glass House”
The Mayfair Hotel from “True Lies”
The Mayfair Hotel from True Lies is in the process of being snapped up by the city of Los Angeles. Details over at Dirt.
The House from “The Canyons”
The gorgeous modern house where Tara (Lindsay Lohan) lived in the 2013 box office bomb The Canyons has hit the market. You can read about it over at Dirt.
The Cunningham House from “Christine”
Calling all horror fans! The Cunningham house from 1983’s “Christine” is currently for sale. You can read about it over at Dirt.
The Vanderlip Mansion from “House of Dark Shadows”
Courtesy of photographer Anthony Moreno
Horror lovers – be sure to head over to Dirt to read about the former Vanderlip Mansion, which played a part in the 1970 classic House of Dark Shadows and is currently for sale.
Lexington Candy Shop from “Three Days of the Condor”
Head over to Dirt to read about a nearly century-old New York diner that famously appeared in Three Days of the Condor and is where Sarah Jessica Parker just shot a scene for an upcoming And Just Like That . . . episode.
Parnassus Book Service from “The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry”
If you’re a fan of the movie The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry or bookstores in general, be sure to check out my latest post about Parnassus Book Service, which plays the idyllic Island Books in the 2022 dramedy.
The “Encino Man” House
Spoiler! The Encino Man house isn’t actually in Encino! It’s in the community of West Hills about ten miles away. You can read all about it in my latest Dirt post.
Guasti Villa from “80 for Brady”
Los Angeles’ historic Guasti Villa plays a prominent role in the new Paramount Pictures comedy 80 for Brady. You can read about it in my latest post for Dirt.
Dinah’s Family Restaurant from “The Big Lebowski”
Though the site of a new development, the oft-filmed Dinah’s Family Restaurant (most prominently featured in The Big Lebowski) has thankfully been spared the wrecking ball. You can read all about the historic eatery in my latest post for Dirt.