Tour the Parent Trap House, Part 1 Main Floor [CG Tour]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Come tour The Parent Trap House, from the 1961 movie, starring the wonderful Hayley Mills. A beautiful ranch style courtyard house design in the Spanish Colonial Revival architecture style. See views not possible on the show. You'll see the entryway, the living room area, the dining room, the kitchen and the courtyard. There will be some surprises along the way, including set design bloopers. Come join The Parent Trap reunion - let's meet up at the house 😊
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Kitchen art:
Photo by Alexandra K on Unsplash
Wine Barrel Print in kitchen and cattle painting over mantel in still:
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Horse Print by front door:
By Zhang Xuan - Richard M. Barnhart, Three Thousand Years of Chinese Painting, Yale University Press, 2002., Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Found on Wikipedia.
Paintings by the fireplace:
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In living room between French doors:
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Candle Painting by the stairs
By Craig Stephens, Craig Stephens Art
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Blue Painting by the Stairs
Vincent Van Gogh, Café Terrace at Night, public domain, found on Wikipedia
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Painting in dining room:
Michelle Jursa @mishkapaintings
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Spanish Colonial Revival Photos:
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Thanks, it was a fun career! Will check those out, too, much appreciated! Were you a set designer in movies and TV??
@@brendadrew834 No. I have a degree in architecture and an obsession in set design 😊
Your work is fantasic---just found your channel today :) Would you consider creating a tour of the house from the film, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) someday?
@@candice5757 Thank you. I've had a lot of requests for that home. I'll be doing it some day.
Thank you
The Parent Trap house is probably my most favorite movie home. If I ever ever won the lottery, I would build a house modeled after it. Love the whole open to the outdoors aspect of it and love the Spanish ranch details. As always, awesome video 👍🏽
I cannot believe this was only a movie set. Seriously, I want to build this home❣️My favorite movie as a child. I was raised in the 70s and 80s and fantasized this was my home. I never liked the 90s version of the Parent Trap only because I didn’t feel like there should have been a remake. Can’t duplicate perfection!
I'm right there with you! This is my all-time favorite movie home. Hopefully you found part 2, where I take us upstairs. You can see that and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I grew up with the Hayley Mills version and loved it. Now that I'm older I've really love the house and appreciate it.
It's my all-time favorite movie home. 🥰
Being a 90's kid I was most familiar with the Lohan version of this movie. Because of this video I watched the original and it was fantastic! Thanks :)
That's great! I'm glad you liked the 1961 version too.
Hell Yeah. I am a 90s kid also. If it had not been for the remake I would have never seen the original. I love both of the movies equally… I am so glad to be a 90s kid. The 90s were a great time to be a kid. Honestly I miss the 90s. I miss our movies, music, And all the Sitcoms.. The 90’s was a special time… ♥️♥️♥️
I already knew about the original movie because they would pass it a lot in the Disney channels when I was a kid. It's too bad that Disney channel dose not show movies from the past any more but you can find most of them on Disney plus. You all show watch there old movies to get a better understanding how movies where made back then and they are better then the remakes.
I wished they brought back Haley Mills to play her mom.
What's interesting about the kitchen is that it's like a Summer kitchen, something you can find in older residences, like Mt. Vernon.
I always loved the California comfortable richness of this house including the spectacular shower and large kitchen windows!
That describes it well - the California comfortable richness. It's my all time favorite movie home. I would love to walk through it in real life someday if someone builds it.
I LOVE this house in "The Parent Trap"! I saw Haley's sister Juliet Mills twice at a grocery store in Los Angeles. That was cool.
How fun!
My dream home! I actually saved the floor plan years ago after watching the movie! I would love to build the same house if only I have the expense to do it 🥰 So glad I found this video! It helps me visualize more of this house.
Glad you liked the tour. It's my all-time favorite movie home. If you ever build it, invite me over. I made a part 2, where we go upstairs too. Maybe you already saw that.
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Thank you for sharing @@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane
I've been dreaming of this home since I was a child. This is the best!
It's my all-time favorite movie home. Glad you liked the tour. You can see part 2, where we go upstairs and to the mystery rooms in the courtyard as well as all of the other TV and movie homes I've finished here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I’m impressed by how the clothing they wore fed into the color scheme. Which came first? Maureen O’Hara’s sapphire blue skirt and green blouse perfectly mimicked the blue green glass vases, and the stained glass beyond (even the curved shapes 😉). In the dining room, the blue-gray side furniture is seen in Brian Keith’s blue gray trousers, and later, his denim outfit.
Love this question - which came first? Hmm.
This is more than amazing. Incredible work, Marina!!!!! You're the BEST!
Thank you!
I'm still wowed by this house and its property. Your videos on these homes make me feel like I've stepped back in time and are really there again 🥰
This is my all-time favorite movie home. Wish it was a real.home I could visit. Glad you're liking the tours.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I think it might be mine, too. I was blown away by this home when I watched this film as a child. It was so spacious and unusually designed, something I had never seen before in a house.
One of my favorite homes! I would love to live there 😍
Me too!!!
Sorry to those who already saw this one. I had to reupload it to correct an error.
Ohh okay though it was part two hope you can add in something about how they filmed some of the shots with Haley mills, as you can see the line where they put the two shots on top of one another epilepsy on the outside shots at the camp still a great film though.
I have always thought this was one of the coolest houses ever!
Me too. It's my all-time favorite movie home.
The main message I receive about the characters from their home is that they are RICH! I get that message from every other movie, too.
They had to be loaded!
Yeah, who lives like that? Maybe a Roman emperor?
Are you kidding? I could watch your info videos over and over! So much info and a joy to learn about decorating! Thanks, Marina!
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The mystery room.
Spanish homes in years past often had their own chapels, a generational home most certainly.
The family lands were vast, so running into town each Sunday wasn’t a thing. Holidays and special events might warrant a trip.
The home chapel would be a place for learning for kids, a meditation area for the devout, a place to mourn and view a loved one before burial, etc.
Quite a multi use room.
Room 2 is likely an office. Daddy is running a ranch.
This is beautiful! What I love the most is the living room.
I just discovered your channel (through the miracle of algorithms) and I love it! I watched this movie many times as a young girl, in the 60’s and 70’s, and always loved this house. I was always fascinated when the housekeeper walked Sharon to her room, going upstairs on that beautiful, tiled split staircase, but then they had to walk outside and across the landing above the courtyard to get to her room. The image of that landing in the courtyard has stuck in my brain my whole life! Thank you for your work and your amazing channel! ❤️
I fell in love with this home as a child too. And that scene fascinated me as well. I hope you saw part 2, where I take us upstairs.
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@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I just watched Part 2! I could not believe it when you said that you were also mesmerized by that same scene when Verbena walked Sharon to her room through the courtyard!! So funny that that scene stayed with us both 😊. I loved how you envisioned Hecky and Verbena’s living areas. And Susan’s walk-in closet - what a dream! I just noticed that you have also done a video of the Brady home - another of my very favorites. I am so curious to find out how you explained the fact that the outside of the home did not match the inside (with the 2nd story on the right). Thank you again for your work!!
I was SO fascinated with the idea of going to a summer camp after I saw "The Parent Trap." Of course we had been on family camping trips but I wanted to go to a camp like the girls went to. I pestered my parents for two years and they finally relented in 1968. I went to a 10 day CYA camp in Occidental, California. I loved practically every minute of it. We had the co-ed dance just like in the movie. That first year my parents let me go because I wanted to go, but after that they sent me every year so THEY could have a vacation from me. LOL
Oh, I love this! Thanks for sharing. I can just picture it.
I have always loved this house! Thank you for this video!
My pleasure. It was a labor of love.
Thank you for sharing this. I use to dream about living in that house when i was a little girl. I grew up with 2 rotten brothers and wanted a sister so badly. I always wanted to be Haley Mills in the patent trap. This is the ultimate house. When i think of how i want my house to be i always think of this set.
Not sure if you would be up for it or even think it was worth the time but would doing the Boston home interest you at all. Be kinda neat to compare and contrast the two homes as far as the feel....the elegant yet stuffy Boston home. I know it's not nearly as adventurous as the ranch home. I guess i have just always loved this movie so much it's one i wish i could walk into and just look around and say "wow this is the life." Sorry i know all that sounds so corny. But heck with the way things are today why not dive into our thoughts and spent a little time as the kid inside all of us. Thank you so much for this. Looking forward to the next video. 💙💙💙
I get what you're saying. I've loved this home since I was a little girl. As I was "building" it on my computer, I kept thinking, "I've just got to build this someday." I would give anything to walk around inside of the real thing. 🧡
You must be me! I also have 2 brothers and desperately wanted a sister; I had a bit of a crush on Haley. I loved this house from the first time I saw it but also loved the Boston house; I could never decide which I'd rather live in. This one, though, is just so unique and the furnishings are perfectly mid-century modern. Now off to watch the upstairs episode!
I was (and still am!) captivated by this home. Thank you for a masterful re-creation!
It's my all-time favorite movie home! Part 2 is done now too, where we go upstairs.
I did a mini-marathon of Hayley Mills films, I was hesitant to watch Pollyanna, knowing nothing about it - but the HOUSE in that movie really blew me away. I would love to see you do a video on that!
Others have asked for that home as well. It will probably happen someday.
These tours are so much fun. Very relaxing, too ! Thank you so much.
Glad you're enjoying them 😊
This was awesome! Can’t wait to see upstairs. I wonder if the house could’ve closed up to keep warm in the winter. In reality Monterey CA isn’t warm year round. Cold and foggy frequently.
I had the same questions. I'm going to go into that next episode.
That’s what I always thought! -I feel that they mean it to evoke as Santa Barbara, even though they call it Monterey.
Even if they meant it to evoke Santa Barbara, you need to close the doors and turn on the heater sometimes. I live even farther south in Southern California. Orange County. The only time I feel the need to fling open doors and windows is late spring and early summer. In fall, winter and early spring, you have cold, occasionally freezing weather. Especially at night. Late summer and early fall, you can have temperatures soar, sometimes to the triple digits. Then you are seeking air conditioning, of course, with solid doors and therma pane windows closed.
I have a unique insight to the ranch setting of this movie, as my hubby and I own a ranch in the San Bernardino mountains, about an hour and a half drive east of Los Angeles. Only 42 acres, but completely surrounded by National Forest. There, we not only keep doors and windows closed to keep the mosquitos and ticks and other bitey things away, but to keep the animals out, often unsuccessfully. Ground squirrels can chew through any part of your house they want to get at your delicious cat food, pantry stores, and anything they want to use for bedding. Rodents of all shapes and sizes get into the house. And, these rodents are a food source for snakes. We have found rattlesnakes in the house on three separate occasions!
We have had bears break in twice. Can you imagine what a bear would do to a refrigerator? It ain’t pretty!
The point I’m getting out is that this house in the movie is stunning, and I love it! I have always loved it. But it’s half inside, half outside character is highly impractical. Brian Keith may have thrived in that in environment, but you wouldn’t want your baby daughter, insect bitten, playing with rattlesnakes, befriending bears in the kitchen.
@@pattimessenger6214 Interesting comments Patti. Of course, presumably with the money Brian Keith is stated to have (a million or more? at least a million) steps could be taken to mitigate animal visitors - but as you say, you can't eliminate them - ever. I live in Washington state and own a fair chunk of property and a wolf/coyote hybrid visited. No way short of daily hunting to prevent such visits.
Final remark is about Monterey, CA. (I lived about 1.5 hours away for years.) Countless tourists have noticed how depressing Monterey becomes, very quickly. 90 minutes at the beach and you're done. I mean done as in check out of your hotel, early. I have no idea why. The locals, including the large military presence, also comment on it. But in 1961, California was the place to be and the locales were exotic.
@@pattimessenger6214 42 acres seems like a lot to me and I’m confused by the detached kitchen; it doesn’t seem like it would be very safe or secure.
Love this and that was one of my favorite Hayley Mills movies! My favorite room was always that kitchen which was so large and spacious and modern. Always thought it looked out into the outdoor property and didn't realize that it looked out into a courtyard, but my attention was also so into the great plot and acting, I didn't pay that much attention to that detail! I have an art background and studied costume design and some interior design in NYC before becoming a professional fashion illustrator there in the late 1960s so I have a sharp eye for movie sets and costumes right down to the last button! Did you know that art director Cedric Gibbons designed over 1000 movie sets during the Golden Age of Hollywood in the 1930s and 40s? I've also noticed how art directors use the color red in many movies here and there as well! Thanks for sharing this!
Oh, I loved reading all of this ❤ What a fun career you've had.
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This is my absolute favorite home of all of the TV shows. Mitch must have had a lot of money . I love how you decorated Verbena's little home. Thank you so much I am really enjoying your videos. Thanks and God bless.
Thank you! It's my all-time favorite movie home. In fact, my husband and I recently bought a home and are renovating it. I'm using this home as inspiration. It's always had the "vibe" I love, ever since I was a little girl.
I have loved this house since I first saw the movie ages ago!
I have loved it too since I was a little girl.
I think this is your best one. You put so much love and detail into your videos. Thank you.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing this awesome video!! I can't wait for part 2!!! This was spectacular and I can''t thank you enough for all your hard work! This is my favorite movie and if I could build this house I would in a heartbeat! I just love everything about it!! Looking forward to learning what the mystery rooms could possibly be. I always thought at least one of the mystery rooms was either Verbena or Hecky's residence since it seems as though they lived on the ranch as well!
I'm so glad you liked it!
Just incredible!! I can’t imagine how much work you put into this!
Thank you.
Beyond words, thank you for doing this. This house has been my dream home all my life. I have enjoyed this vid immensely
😊 Great to hear.
I had forgotten how absolutely stunning that house is
It's my all-time favorite movie home!
Always has been my favorite cinematic house. Not one house has grabbed me like this one did.
Same here! It's my all-time favorite movie home. I hope you saw part 2, where we go upstairs.
You can see part 2 and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
This was fabulous! Thank you, Marina for your talent and love of cinema!
Part 2 of The Parent Trap is up now. You can see it and all of the TV and movie homes I've finished here:
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Man this home feels so massive! Would be really fun and Interesting to explore it.
I have part 2 up now too, where we go upstairs and to those "mystery rooms" we see in the courtyard. You can find it here, along with the other tv and movie homes I've finished: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I grew up in a fancy house but this was fancier ! A courtyard has always been on my wish list ever since I saw The Parent Trap.
Oh my goodness - that courtyard! This is my all-time favorite movie home. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Oh. My. God. This has always been one of my favorite TV houses. I had and still have a huge crush on Hayley Mills. This house was my dream. Thank you for bringing it to life for me. Such memories. Could you do the original Freaky Friday house with Jodi Foster? Love that shag carpet and the green and brown tones.
I might sometime. I have a long list I can't wait to get to 😊
Im working on the upstairs and grounds of The Parent Trap house right now.. You can see all of the TV and movie homes I've finished here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I love how open the house is. The upstairs kind of has this motel look where you can access the rooms from an outdoor hall but it's still all covered. This is definitely one of my favorite movie homes. I always thought, how did the dad get this house? I get that he's got money but you know he didn't do this himself lol.
When I was a kid I would draw my dream home and it always featured pieces from this house.
This is my all-time favorite movie home. Probably always will be, since it's been my favorite since I was a kid.
Absolutely adored this!! Such a cool video! Subscribed and can't wait to watch more! :)
For some reason, I am just now seeing this comment. Thank you! Glad you liked it. I am working on Hogwarts right now. It should be up in a few weeks.
Always a favorite home 🏡
Me too!
Thanks so much for this video! I’ve been obsessed with this house since I was a child.
I always thought that was the kind of house you get lost in and love it. It would be amazing to live there.
It's my all-time favorite movie home! I would love to walk through a real life version of it.
I love this home! Sadly I have never seen the movie. So now I must find it and watch it. Once again great job! Cheers ❤
It's a fun movie. And, that home - there's nothing quite like it.
Awesome I loved the movie
Me too.
Just wow. Thank you so much. So inspired now. I also appreciate your calm manner and expressive presentation. .
Glad you liked the tour. And thank you for your kind words.
Thanks for sharing i loved that movie. My fav
Glad you liked the tour. There is a part 2 that takes us upstairs. You can see that tour and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Marina, Thank you so much for teaching us these beautiful tips and cinematography tricks. I love what you do. I recently watched the movie Courtship of Eddie’s Father, with Ron Howard as Eddie. I immediately thought of you as the first scene unfolded. ❤️❤️❤️🥰 You taught me well. Please keep showing more.
Thank you so much!
It was a beautiful, California hacienda style home.
It's my all-time favorite movie home
They made more than one parent trap movie. The one that they always show is the one with the two albino girls with the white hair. Thank you for the tour of the house.
Glad you liked the tour. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Looking forward to seeing part 2.
I'm currently working on it. Part 1 took me 2 months and about 200 hours. But, part 2 shouldn't take near as long, now that I have most of the model already done.
This is one the most beautiful homes. I watch the movie sometimes just to see the house. I wish I had money to build this house.
You and me both! It's my all-time favorite movie home.
I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Finally, someone understands.
So marvelous. THANK YOU MARINA!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully you saw part 2, where we go upstairs. You can see that and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
I watch this episode over and over again 😊
Glad you're liking it. There is so much to learn from that home.
Enjoyed the video, thank you.
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This was my ideal home... when I saw the Parent Trap... that wonderful Hispanic influence and all of those arches. The only other TV home I ever really liked was the Ponderosa! Not tiny by any means... sprawling, roomy, free, open, everything I love in a house. Even better if all on one level with bedrooms downstairs too.
It is my all-time favorite movie home. I would love to see it built in real life and walk through it.
Hopefully, you saw part 2, where we go upstairs. You can see that tour and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! It was well worth the wait! ❤
Glad you liked it. Part 2 is up now too, where we go upstairs. Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/U4BGvE2PYXE/w-d-xo.html
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Great, I'm on my way right now!😊
Great job! Are you planning a virtual tour of the McKendrick home in Boston sometime?
I don't have that on my list right now.
Two of my favorite things were omitted from the CG Tour: The pebbles in the rock work in the Living Room and the giant tree. I wish the tree could have been replaced in the scene after you gave the tour. It's great otherwise.
One of my all time favorite films. I have always loved the kitchen, except I don't like the pendant lamp. I try to picture a different one in place of it. Thanks for taking me on a tour. I've seen the film hundreds of times and still find things I have missed. Also I can never get to freeze a frame with much clarity, so I thank you for getting scenes so clearly.
Glad you enjoyed it. This is my favorite movie home of all time. Hopefully you saw part 2, where I take us upstairs and to the buildings in the courtyard.
You can see that one and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Love it
Thank you.
I love this house! OMG!
Me too. It's my all-time favorite movie home. You can see all of the other TV and movie homes I’ve finished here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Love this home
The Parent Trap house is beautiful, but I would want all my rooms in a single space. I'm from Chicago, and that my feed my preferences, but I'm thinking, "If I woke up in the middle of the night, I wouldn't want to go outside to go to the kitchen." If I were a native Californian, maybe I would feel better. The other problem with an indoor/outdoor living space for me would be to have outdoor creatures indoors. You're right about the color design and how it's used, but WOW! I'd rather have my outdoor and indoor distinctive of each other. I have seen patios walled off outdoors to give the effect that they are part of the indoor, but needing to literally go outside to go to the kitchen seems odd. Again, I'm from Chicago.
I get what you're saying about having to go outside to get to the kitchen. It looks so cool, but wouldn't be practical no matter the climate. However, when I finish this next episode, part 2 of the Parent Trap, I'm going to show ways it could be remedied.
Fantastic video! You tell the designs in such a clear wonderful tone. I think I will design my home this way too.
Glad you liked it! Hopefully you saw part 2 where we go upstairs. If not, you can see that and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Yes! Very interesting home! It seems like it's mostly outdoors.
I noticed the Flair cooktop and ovens. My parents bought one in 1960 something. It’s still in the same place and still works beautifully. Always loved that the burners could be tucked away.
Please someone make this stove again.
Great stove. There was one on Bewitched too. That's cool that you got to grow up with one.
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This was a great surprise as I bingewatch my way through your channel. One of my all-time favorites, and definitely something different to see from the era in movies and TV. In part, the fun of it is that it seems so relaxed in contrast to the other very traditional house in Boston. Everybody can relax in California. 😊
This is my all-time favorite movie home!
I really enjoyed this! I learned a lot, too! Thank you!
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This is amazing! My dream home! Thank you!
Mine too. It's my all-time favorite movie home. You can see part 2, where we go upstairs and to the mystery rooms in the courtyard, as well as all of the other TV and movie home tours I've finished here:
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Thank you so very much for this, this is beyond amazing!
So glad you liked it. Hopefully you saw part 2 where we go upstairs.
If not, you can see that and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Excellent! Thank you :)
Glad you liked it. There is a part 2 where we go upstairs. You can see that and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Even as a child I was mesmerized by the house. I loved how open and unique it was.
Me too. I love how the courtyard is the center that the home revolves around. I would love to see it built in real life.
Hopefully you saw part 2, where we go upstairs. You can see that and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
That is an amazing kitchen for the 1960s.
Yes, it is! I'm obsessed with this house and that is one of the reasons.
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In one word ...Lovely ! Would like to take the tour some day..!
GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
what a wonderful video you did. thank you so much !!!!
So glad you liked it. I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Love Maureen O'Hara in this! Thanks for the tour!❤
She was great in this!
I do love these virtual tours, and I loved any movie with Maureen O'Hara; Brian Kieth or Haley Mills! I love Bewitched and also the inspiration movies "Bell Book and Candle"and "I married a witch". You have really done a great job.
Recently I have bing watched the Walton's Series and tried to picture the house (inside and out); the layout of the House, shed, barn and the Mill (later seasons). Also the road between The local Store and the Walton house appears to have changed in many direction over the course of the nine seasons. I think this would be a big task, but I would love to take a virtual tour. (Note: Big difference from the house in the pilot movie 'The Homecoming')
Keep up the good work!!
You're in luck. I do plan to do The Walton's.
This is my favorite house period. If I ever had the money and the right climate, I would build it if I could. I realize it's built on a sound stage and others have requested the plans, which do not exist. But one can dream.
I would love to see this home built in real life. 😍
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Me too. With everything in it. The entire house looks very modern. Wow it's like the set designers looked into the future. There are many elements of the interior that are modern today.
@@debrameyer1125 That is so true.
Fascinating! I have to give this film another watch now.
Glad you liked it.
I have made many other homes too. You can see all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
One of my favorite movie homes. But I could never figure out the layout. Thank you
It took me awhile to figure it out.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane Are you a trained architect? this series is amazing. I've always loved figuring out TV and movie homes. I wanted to be an architect, it never happened. I still enjoy drawing floor plans
@@alisontopalian8592 I went back to school after my children were grown and got my degree in architecture. One of the best decisions I ever made. It's never too late.
One of my favorite movies.
Me too! And one of my favorite movie homes.
Thanks for the info! I didn't realize the lake was in front. I guess I need to re-watch this movie--I've seen it a million times but I guess I don't pay too much attention to detail! Anyway, thanks for the answer!
I didn't realize it either until I was researching the show to understand the layout.
After watching your COOL video Marina, it inspired me to watch The Parent Trap again, and the movie is truly a classic, in fact, it's like 3 movies in one! Great writing, acting, directing...and then of course the cherry on top of the cake is the house - I can see why you were inspired to make this video.
I LOVE when these tours make people want to watch the movie again. Once I'm done with a house I never rewatch the movie the same way again, because I'm so familiar with every room.
@@MarinaCoatesMockingbirdLane I'm sure it will be the same for me, I never noticed as much of that beautiful house in the movie until I saw your video! You do such a great job!
@@CoopyKat Thank you!
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Yessss yay 😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩
My all-time favorite movie home.
I’ll take it! My favorite all time movie house!!!
Mine too!!!
I wouldn't mind seeing a video of the home of the Parent Trap remake. ☺
My favorite movie home!!!!
Mine too!
There is a part 2 where we go upstairs.
You can see that and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Love enters to home so ranch
Doesn't this house remind you of the Franklin Loyd Wrights style homes? I've loved this home since I was a child! My cousin and I used to watch this movie over and over again. It was our favorite. Now, I share it with my girls, and it's their favorite. The classics never go out of style, and the reason I think we all love this house so much, is because of its dreamy perfection!! :)
It's my all-time favorite movie home! Glad you enjoyed the tour. Hopefully you saw part 2, where we go upstairs.
You can see that and all of the other TV and movie home tours I've made here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
Oh my gosh this is so cool! I was familiar with the Lohan version as well, but if I'm being honest one of my favorites nonetheless!
I've loved this home since I was a little girl. I may get to the Lohan version as well. That was a cool house too. I have a loooong list 😊 You can see all of the TV and movie homes I've finished here: th-cam.com/users/MarinaCoavideos?view_as=subscriber
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Amazing, I just found your channel and I had to subscribe.
Yay! Glad you like it.
Another great post!!
Can you please try to do the Victorian townhouse in the old classic Life with Father?
I most likely will someday. It's not on my list yet though.