Posted on 12/05/2011 3:44:58 PM PST by US Navy Vet
The holiday season generates thoughts and memories relating to families and the home, so it’s no wonder many holiday-centric movies so prominently feature a home.
Some of these beloved homes are figments of set designers’ imaginations. The mundane two-story suburban home of “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” was a set, and even the lovely stone farmhouse from the 1945 romantic comedy “Christmas in Connecticut” was a set.
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Interesting. Thanks!
(I loved the ‘Home Alone’ house and the red and green decor.)
Christmas Movie Homes
The Christmas season generates thoughts and memories relating to families and the home, so it’s no wonder many Christmas-centric movies so prominently feature a home.
Some of these beloved homes are figments of set designers’ imaginations. The mundane two-story suburban home of “A Christmas Story” was a set, and even the lovely stone farmhouse from the 1945 romantic comedy “Christmas in Connecticut” was a set.
Fixed it.
Cool article, though. I had no idea that the gymnasium with the pool below the floor (seen in It's a Wonderful Life) was still around.
$150K to buy the A Christmas Story house?
It’s in a not particularly good neighborhood in Cleveland.
I bet any other house on the block goes for 30 grand or less.
Title and first sentence.
Okay, I see what you did. It’s been a long day.
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