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San Francisco: Jimmy Stewart's Vertigo apartment
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2011
- In Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 classic Vertigo, Jimmy Stewart follows Kim Novak all around San Francisco, offering a tour of the city inside the mystery. The two end up at Stewart's apartment, and the location--the exterior, anyway--wasn't a movie set. It's a still-standing residence on Lombard Street, and it doesn't look too different now than it did more than 50 years ago. Jeffrey Anderson from cinematical.com joined Brian to chat about the movie and the city.
Vertigo is my favorite movie of all time.
It's hypnotic. Vertigo is amazing. Want to BE Jimmy Stewart and HAVE Kim Novak.
Daniel Kneebone you summarized me lol
same dude same
When Scotty follows Madeleine note that he is always driving down a street and never up. Down, down down into obsession.
...into the spiral where a straight line merges with the rounded shape of feminine libidnal whirlpool, which opens not only the access into woman sexual organ but into the BROADer (pun int.) realm of simultaneous existential horror & awe ..."Vertigo" (=2 signifiers) is in woman's gaze male cannot read, only to be frustrated by its inaccessability which leads not just into temptation but into the urge to control. That definez "the power of woman s love" - wherever it may Lie (2 signif - again..). All that the male can, thereafter, claim and possess is his own quiant and vain attempt to alleviate the levitation his private perception provides, and that is thru uncertainty ; therefore by obfuscating it into oblivion, and all else concordingly, because infatuation w death corresponds similarly in reference to erotic supremacy.
This is an essential leitmotif in most all of films noir : the chains that bind and liberate - thru deception, connivance & claustrophy. In conclusion, Scottie s a goner, mentally, a shard of his 4mer patriarchal self, even if the feminine mystique is seemingly obliterated as in Bunuel s last film "THIS OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE". What remains is a blank hole in male s soul, if there ever was such a ....vacuum ? The yin-yang polarity is too bipolar. Creates havoc,,not harmony. Surrealism 4 every citizen, every filmgoer, every hitchcockian, every narrowed consciousnessian...every Russian Hillian ..
I posted this on another video. I Google earth Scottie’s Residence - Located at 900 Lombard street. It's been totally changed. It's just a wall with two gray doors and everything painted white including the chimney. I guess the owners got tired of the lookie-loos and selfie takers on their door steps. But standing on the sidewalk you can still see the Coit Tower with the cross traffic of Jones Street.
THANK you!!! This was delightful!
This is one of the neatest uses of an I Ching symbol in film. Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958).
The iron work design on the red railing is the Hexagram 52 of the I Ching.
Hexagram 52 denotes keeping still or meditation or mountain. Which kind of fits with Jimmy Stewart's character in the film. He's suffering from fits of vertigo from his near fall in the opening chase scene of the film so he basically has to keep still and meditate upon avoiding heights for the entire rest of the movie.
To think that there was a time when a police detective could afford a place like that...
Pop Pilgrim to workmen working on roof at 900 Lombard:
"Hey, do you guys know this is the house from Vertigo, the Hitchcock movie ?"
Roofer: "No habla ingles, senior. No comprendo."
Illegals can't even speak the language.
@@jamesedward3829 a hole
That's what they would say. Our culture has totally changed.
Google maps shows that they have evidently changed the side of the building....
But when Stewart and Novak talk in front of the house it´s shot on a soundstage, as Hichcock allways did unfortunatlly.
Let's get Brian an iron & ironing board for Christmas! Just sayin'. lol
Great content on a great Hitchcock movie! 👍
Very well done piece. I did a similar before-and-after recreation of that scene. See "My Life in San Francisco (1989) pt 3".
It’s no longer there!
It is, just has had a wall put up.
Now is completely change house owner don't want that fans coming at the door 2012 house change
THE GRADE of the descend looks much steeper in the orig footage. Has the street been leveled, lowered and when ? Can the deep deep SF historians answer, silvuploo ..
Or is it, too, a hoax i.e. a process plate, and originally shot from a higher vehichle, roof of a van ?
What about Jimmy Steward’ s apartment in the “ Rear Window “ movie. Does it still alive?
All of that was just a set built for the movie.
entirely shot at Stage 18, Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
that is studio rear widow apartment
thats my dad
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So, it is your fault the owners put up a wall to throw of Vertigo fans? 😂😂😂
No wall here.
"Vertigo is named 'greatest film of all time" Yup!
www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-19078948
In reality, Lombard Street isn't even the crookedest street in San Francisco, let alone the world.