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07-06-2019 09:00 AM
What a fun romp of a movie that was, @Witchy Woman -- I remember that house! Didn't they end up by fixing it up quite nicely (like they always do through the art of "movie magic") by the end of the summer?
07-06-2019 09:02 AM
I think they were just renting for the summer....cannot remember how it ended. I must rewatch it sometime.
The scene where he goes into the mechanical shed for hot water or something was hysterical at the time.
Fabian is in it....a long ago heart throb. And Maureen O'Hara....The house was just a big old, run down Victorian.
A silly movie for sure, but I remember laughing a lot the first time I saw it.
07-06-2019 09:03 AM
I loved the cottage in, On Golden Pond, and the house in, The Enchanted Cottage..
07-06-2019 09:13 AM
Those were perfect examples of cottage style, @cherry. I also really love the unpretentious, low-key "Golden Pond" cottage-- it was exactly the kind of vacation cabin that those characters would have had...
07-06-2019 09:21 AM
@Oznell wrote:Oh, yeah, @Judaline, that fieldstone wonder is WAY up on my list-- forgot about that one! I think that was based on director Howard Hawks' fabulous New England style house at the time. It was considered a model of refined style in Hollywood, esp. when he was married to his talented wife "Slim" Hawks (who was also the model for the beautifully insolent character he helped Bacall perfect in "To Have and Have Not"....)
Interesting, @Oznell !!!
07-06-2019 09:24 AM
Found her, Slim Hawks! @Oznell Wouldn't that be the checked suit LB wore in To Have and Have Not? I don't remember the belt, tho. Thanks
07-06-2019 09:35 AM
@Witchy Woman and @Oznell - Love Mr. Hobbs and have it on DVD. At the end it was fixed up - great location on the beach.
Two more favorites - Brian Keith's ranch home in The Parent Trap and the Frank Lloyd Wright home at the end of A Summer Place. Both beautiful!
07-06-2019 09:39 AM
07-06-2019 09:39 AM
@Judaline Thanks for the picture of Slim Hawks! She was one of Truman Capote's Swans. A great looking woman and a fabulous photographer. After the divorce from Hawks, she married Leland Hayward, Hayward left her for Pamela Harriman. Slim was a favorite of Hemmingway as well. She could shoot and fish with the best of them. Her daughter was Kitty Hawks, a model and an Interior Designer. Picture of Kitty Hawks during her modeling days, years ago:
It is similar to what Lauren Bacall wore but I don't think it's the same. I think those are pants that Slim is wearing. I could be wrong.
07-06-2019 09:42 AM
@Somertime wrote:@Judaline Thanks for the picture of Slim Hawks! She was one of Truman Capote's Swans. A great looking woman and a fabulous photographer. After the divorce from Hawks, she married Leland Hayward, Hayward left her for Pamela Harriman. Slim was a favorite of Hemmingway as well. She could shoot and fish with the best of them. Her daughter was Kitty Hawks, a model and an Interior Designer. Picture of Kitty Hawks during her modeling days, years ago:
It is similar to what Lauren Bacall wore but I don't think it's the same. I think those are pants that Slim is wearing. I could be wrong.
You're probably right.
Anyway, it's so interesting about Slim, in many ways. And isn't that a fabulous name, Kitty Hawks? How clever can you get!!! Thanks!
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