Oh isn't that just divine. There are quite a few American films that feature beach houses - usually with panoramic views of the Pacific and I sit there not very silently craving such a space.
I love this film and watch it several times a year. Tomorrow I leave for the beach where I stay in a fabulous beach house-just steps away from the water. Lots of reading, walking, wine in front of the fire and simple but delicious meals. This is a great post~ thank you!
I saw your little thumbnail title and I knew you were going to talk about this house - it is divine, perfect even. The film is wonderful too. I rate the house right up there with the potager in the last Streep/Martin/Baldwin film. Sharon
Dash - I just knew where you were going when I saw the title! Love this house and the movie is probably my all time favourite (well it's up there anyway)! Thanks for the photos and the reminder - maybe this will be the movie for the weekend (again!) x
Yes, Yes, Yes and Yes... the star was the house. I watch this film over and over again. You have captured all the best scenes. Opps.... I feel a wave of nostaligia coming on now. I am going to have to pop this one in the DVD player this week!
, is a great feel good film, but who was the real star?
Oh isn't that just divine. There are quite a few American films that feature beach houses - usually with panoramic views of the Pacific and I sit there not very silently craving such a space.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to live in a 'film star' house.
Wow - fabulous photos, what a great house!
ReplyDeleteI love this film and watch it several times a year. Tomorrow I leave for the beach where I stay in a fabulous beach house-just steps away from the water. Lots of reading, walking, wine in front of the fire and simple but delicious meals. This is a great post~ thank you!
ReplyDeleteI'd vote for Frances McDormand but that house would be a very very close second :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara Louise, I could not remember what her name was, I will add her name immediately!
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That house IS a star! Love it! Especially the kitchen ... sigh ...
ReplyDeleteI saw your little thumbnail title and I knew you were going to talk about this house - it is divine, perfect even. The film is wonderful too. I rate the house right up there with the potager in the last Streep/Martin/Baldwin film.
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It's a fabulous house...but with all that space,it had better come with a cleaning lady...or it's not a vacation!
ReplyDeleteCouldn't agree more...but Diane Keaton's pretty flash too I think.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you, that certainly is a devine house!!!
ReplyDeleteRegards, Linda
sweet house. way bigger than my house.... i do have a beach a few streets away tho so im lucky
ReplyDelete~laura
Darling Dash, I have something for you on my blog :-)
ReplyDeleteOh yes! This house makes me swoon. It is so serene and cozy and tasteful. Love it!
ReplyDeletei think i may have to agree with you on that BIG call- four great actors need an amazing house to outshine them & this is truely it!
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I love-love-love that house. I also loved the house in "It's Complicated". I could move into either one and not change a thing.
ReplyDeleteDash - I just knew where you were going when I saw the title! Love this house and the movie is probably my all time favourite (well it's up there anyway)! Thanks for the photos and the reminder - maybe this will be the movie for the weekend (again!) x
ReplyDeleteI know! Let's you and me and Sara Louise all meet there for a little vaca!
ReplyDeleteYes, Yes, Yes and Yes... the star was the house. I watch this film over and over again. You have captured all the best scenes. Opps.... I feel a wave of nostaligia coming on now. I am going to have to pop this one in the DVD player this week!
ReplyDeleteJeanne :)