Tour the Parent Trap House, Part 2: Upstairs [CG Tour]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2020
- Come tour The Parent Trap House, from the 1961 movie, starring the lovely Hayley Mills and Maureen O'Hara. A beautiful ranch home in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. In this episode, we go upstairs and see Susan's room, the bathroom, the Master Dressing Room and the Master Bedroom. We'll also explore the inside of those mystery rooms in the courtyard that we never got to see on the show. There will be some surprises along the way, including set design bloopers.
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Art found in the rooms:
Susan’s Room:
Wall color in Susan’s room: Chinese Porcelain Blue by PPG paints
Closet Walls: Bravo Blue by Sherwin Williams
Orange and Blue Modern Art Painting in Susan’s Room: www.danconradt.com/
Cat Painting in Susan’s room
By Byeon Sang-byeok or Hwajae (Byeon's pen name) - [1], Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Mushroom photo in Susan’s closet:
by Enrique Meseguer from Pixabay
Photo of Brian Keith By Allied Artists - ebay, Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Photo of Ricky Nelson:
By Decca Records - eBay item photo front photo back, Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Photo of Bobby Darin:
By General Artists Corporation (management)/photographer: "Bruno of Hollywood" aka Bruno Bernard - eBay itemphoto frontphoto back, Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Bathroom art: “Cypresses,” by Van Gogh. Public Domain.
Candle Painting by the stairs By Craig Stephens, Craig Stephens Art
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The book The Parent Trap was based on:
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I'm so glad that I came upon the second half of your exploration of the Parent Trap home. Again I must say that this has to be one of the best videos you made. Your ability with 3D software and knowledge of architectural design together make this such a rich experience. I'd be interested in knowing what software you use as well as where you developed such expertise. I'm just blown away. If I ever build a home I'm pretty sure I'd hire a movie set designer to collaborate with the architect.
As a teenager in the 80s, I really loved Hayley Mills. I watched her films on the Disney Channel, and imitated her English accent in my everyday speech. As many times as I have seen The Parent Trap, however, I never really paid close attention to the set design. But now that I have seen this tutorial, I can honestly say that I do not think I will ever “look” at the film the same way. Teaching interior design with examples of cinema is quite an innovative idea for a TH-cam channel!
Hi Marina, I am obsessed with your virtual tours, especially this one. When I was little, I could literally quote the entire Parent Trap from start to finish without any help. I drove my family crazy. What I loved most of all about this movie was the architecture of the California ranch home. Kid you not, when it got to the part of the movie where we would see the ranch home for the first time, I would get some graph paper, draw a replica of every nook and cranny of the house, rewind, pause, until it was perfect. Then I would draw the second floor on a separate sheet of paper and then get Q-tips, put tape on both ends of each one, and then use them as little poles that would hold up the second floor over the first floor. I lost count of how many of these little houses I made, so you can imagine how excited I was to find your video on TH-cam. It is my dream to replicate this house one day; however, I know I will have to make modifications to the layout--for one, financial reasons, and two, practical reasons. I was wondering if you have a modified version of these house plans drawn up anywhere. Thank you for sharing this video. It was glorious.
Your hard work, lovely voice, beautiful smile and relaxing music make this one of my favorite channels. thank you so much.
Another great episode! I find the 60s decor inspiring. So tired of all the boring beige and browns. There is nothing wrong with introducing a little bit of color into your home. ❤👍
Spectacular! This house is so entrancing that I’ve watched the movie too often just to be “inside” again. I think it’s the reason this movie remains the more popular one. I love your so precise attention to detail. I think that I’m very observant, and then you point out things I hadn’t noticed! Can’t wait to go to Mockingbird Lane! Thank you 😊.
I have wanted to live in this house for 61 years, since I first saw "The Parent Trap" in 1961. Thank you so much for this extended exploration of the house!! Do you know if anyone has actually fleshed out real architectural plans for this house and built it somewhere?
The bathroom area I really liked! I never noticed the tub in the scene!
I never could quite figure out the layout of this house, so your 2 parts on it have been very interesting and enjoyable. I do agree that you would need real enclosures around the dining room and kitchen for all those practical reasons. Also, the master bath doing double duty as Susan's bathroom would not be practical no matter how spectacular it is, especially once the family is reunited and both teenage girls are living there along with Maggie. 3 women sharing the same bathroom? Poor Mitch would be relegated to showering with the ranch hand. They would have to find space for a bathroom for the girls.
After seeing the dimensions, it's a perfect potting shed. You must have had so much fun on this project. I love both Hecky's and Verbena's quarters. The 1998 adaptation with Lindsay Lohan was age appropriate for me, but because my mom was also a Disney fan, I grew up watching the 1961 film on VHS and DVD. The Monterey Ranch house was always my dream home.
When I saw this movie as a kid I always wondered if this house had a roof. It felt like everything was outside.
I love Hecky's place! Perfect!
Yes, I always noticed the awards and the ukulele. The only thing about the home is having to go outside to get to every room. The only problem with that would be when it rains or when it's cold outside in the months of November-March in CA.
What a house. Completely crazy, with its open-to-the-elements design & shared gigantic master bath. But it's gorgeous.
Yes, she was very fascinated by the house. And in the re-make, the maid Chessy said "I knew I always liked you to Mrs. Parker. I think they met in Boston/NY and then after they married, moved to CA and shortly after the girls were born they divorced and she went back to Boston to be with her aging parents.
Hooray! Thank you! I love this series. It helps me appreciate this gorgeous home even more. 😍❤️
It's so much fun to watch these tours. Because of your tour of the first floor of this home I took this movie out from the library. I had never seen it before and I am enjoying it very much. What a great home this would be to live in. Maggie's home was also beautiful but I don't think we saw enough of it to do this kind of detailed tour. Thanks for all the hard work you do on these.
What an observant eye you have! Your creation of the missing rooms is brilliant. The servants each have to fit their bed, dresser, closet, bathroom, kitchenette, and seating into a space about the size of an average motel room in the U.S. I still love the movie, of course, and the gorgeous architecture, but i wonder if i could be a "loyal servant" in 350 square feet. The classism is strong with Mitch and Maggie.
It always made me think there was a guest room upstairs for Maggie since she descends the stairs to eat dinner with Mitch. It's never said that he relinquishes his master bedroom to her. Also, I met and spoke briefly to Emil Kuri while working at Disneyland in the 1970s, he was delightful.
I think the mystery room with the stained glass would have made an awesome office for Mitch to handle the paperwork that would come from having a large ranch.