The stately Georgian home in which the actor Macaulay Culkin made fun of a pair of thieves failed in the hit 1990 movie "Home Alone" was released by 2.4 billion.
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John and Cynthia, the owner of the red brick house and four bedrooms on the north side of Chicago, said they were ready to move into a smaller, for his daughter, who became Culkin playmate for six months of filming, there has been increased.
"We fell in love with him, and even called him by his nickname, 'Mac,'" said John Abendshien, adding it was "a nice girl, but silent."
The family lived in the house for most of the shooting, moving the master bedroom to four bedrooms.
"Very few houses have a predominant role in a film, in the sense of becoming a character," said Marissa Hopkins of Coldwell Banker, the company that runs the sale.
In the film, directed by Chris Columbus, Kevin McCallister, eight years, wants his family gone, including four older brothers who always pick on him.
His wish comes true when his family flies to Paris for Christmas vacation, forgetting about it by mistake.
Kevin, played by Culkin, spends most of the film making fun of the thieves, played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, in the film that became the blockbuster of the year and led to several sequels.
addition to his fame on celluloid, the home of the 1920 has a gourmet kitchen, fireplace Wood, a winter garden, a bedroom in the attic and detached garage and is situated on a half acre plot (just over 2 hectares) near Lake Michigan.
According to his star status, the house has its own website (www.HomeAloneHome.ColdwellBanker.com).
home in New York The Tudor style in which they recorded the famous sequence of the wedding from the movie "The Godfather" in 1972 is also in the market. Was put on sale in December with an asking price of just under three million dollars.
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