Don't let the parade of beautiful houses in the classic 1940s movie Leave Her to Heaven fool you into thinking this is just a "pretty movie." And it isn't a romantic love story, either. Let's just say when Gene Tierney's Ellen proposes ... Keep Reading
Gull Cottage in the Movie “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir”
The classic 1947 Academy-Award nominee The Ghost and Mrs. Muir featured an unforgettably romantic seaside house called Gull Cottage. Gene Tierney starred as Lucy Muir, a young widow who rents the cottage, only to discover that the ... Keep Reading
Katharine Hepburn’s Country House in “Bringing Up Baby”
The classic 1938 madcap comedy Bringing Up Baby featured Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn on the big screen as David and Susan, a zoology professor and a flighty heiress thrown together in a series of crazy mishaps involving her pet leopard ... Keep Reading
“Auntie Mame:” Rosalind Russell’s 3 Beekman Place
The 1958 movie Auntie Mame is considered a classic, and it's a kick to watch for the constantly changing, over-the-top sets and costumes. It was based on a popular stage play starring the fabulous Rosalind Russell, who reprised her role ... Keep Reading