Inside the Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? House
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- April and Elisa visit the house where Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? was filmed. Elisa nearly dies with joy.
The house was owned by Holocaust survivor and author Sara Lumer, who recently passed away. The family held an estate sale and soon this amazing home will go up for sale.
#whateverhappenedtobabyjane #bettedavis #joancrawford #saralumer
“You’re never gonna sell this house..... and ya arnt ever gonna leave it!!!!!” _points finger_
THANKS FOR THIS LINE!! PURRFRCT!!
I would have gone into the other room on the first floor and started to sing, I've written a letter to Daddy!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
...either!
The only filmed outside of the house, the rest was filmed on a sound stage 😁
Kitchen scenes were filmed in the real house too.
Why do peoples posts always have a mistake that ruin the idea "THEY" are trying to convey?
Or should i say "THE"?
You never paid for this house,,daddy paid for it,,,,,,,
Yep. Only the outside. Thanks for letting people know the facts
Best performance by Bettie Davis ever!
That’s saying quite a lot, and I agree with you.
The song is "I've written a letter to daddy"
The interior of the house , for the most part, was not used for the film. I used to live in this neighborhood.
Greetings from the UK.
Great tour of the house. I know that the
Driveway gates are not the original ones,
but the porch ones are.
I am really sorry to disappoint, but in the
movie it was only the exterior of the house that was used for filming. The interiors were done in the sound stage studios. They did not use any of the inside for filming. Great video tour
Thanks
I was thinking the same thing. The inside of this house looked nothing like the movie.
I am so happy to finally have seen the inside of the Baby Jane home. I absolutely loved the whole house, including the beautiful Iron gate and fence. I also loved the garage where Jane would pull her big Lincoln convertible in. I never noticed the pool in the movie, of course that might have been built in later or they just didn't film it in the movie. Were they having an auction there? I figured at first they were doing a tour of the house, but I noticed when the piano had a sold sign, and all the shoes and clothes that were priced, that this must have been a silent auction or something, either way this was a terrific video! Thank you so much, I've always loved the movie "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane", and of course love Betty Davis and Joan Crawford. Loved this house! Thanks again!!!
Hi! The description says an estate sale’s underway.
Thank You ladies, One of my camp classic films, but it looks really cool.
What beautiful girls. Very sweet. And thanks for bringing me along. I totally enjoyed it
Great video, congrats Elisa for being able to experience this movie location as a long time fan of the movie. 👏🏼💌
Fascinating! Just watched the movie this week.
THANK YOU BOTH SO MUCH!! LOVE THE SARAH LUMER INFO AT END AND YOUR THOUGHTS ON OVERCOMING HARDSHIPS!! THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!
Good job ladies❤
Awesome !!! How exciting !! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This was so much fun! I loved this!
Pretty cool too see the inside of the house I have seen a few location videos on it but never have seen the interior great vlog guys.
The interior of this house was not used in the movie. All rooms, staircases etc. were stage sets altered to suit filming needs. Thanks for the tour anyway.
Always fascinating to take a peek into the past, especially the storied past. The gates over the front entrance are those seen in the movie. The foyer/staircase is definitely not. Much of the movie was undoubtedly shot on a soundstage. Your shot of the rear wall/doorway in the kitchen looks like it was used in the picture? The kitchen sink appears to be in the same location. Different updated bay window over the sink. The small room leading from the kitchen out to the side/driveway door looks original to the picture. Their was a hot water heater in the rear right corner of that small room in the film, but it has since been relocated. The garage, which has since been converted into living space, was undoubtedly used in the film. The front gates across the drive are in the same location, but are different than those in the film. I see the burglar bars on the upper windows over the drive have since been removed. The windows replaced with new. With all that said, I still thoroughly enjoyed your short tour. I am curious, is the homes owner "Sara Lumer" still with us or has she passed? Thank you for the upload. Thumbs way up! Ps. Did you happen to notice the balled up piece of writing paper lying on the drive? Lol... "It's not me who needs a doctor Blanche." Lol...
😍😍😍 Now that the owner is selling everything someone should buy it and make a CRAWFORD - DAVIS Museum, hope they don't make any renovation 😔😔😔
The inside has already been renovated, though.
Been looking for this for years! thank you!
The song was “I’ve Written A Letter For Daddy”, not “My Heart Belongs To Daddy”. Only the exterior was used for the film.
I was waiting for Victor Buono to come charging out in a wheelchair lol.....one of my favorite actors, oh he had such beautiful eyes 😍
It was awesome seeing the lovely home from a classic movie. The gates from the car accident scene looks different and shorter-maybe that part was filmed at the studio or its possible they were remodeled over time.
Love this clip! I have always wondered what the actual house was like, inside.
This was really cool. The stairs were different in the movie. They just went straight up but I enjoyed the video regardless. The house was alot bigger in person. They didn't show all those other rooms. I know they filmed alot of it on a set but it was great seeing this. Thankyou.
You are correct. The entry foyer and straight stairway were a movie set. The set director probably got a basic configuration to build the sets. by walking through the house .
Love the movie, love the house!
Cool thanks
I've seen that movie over 100 times. That is what a scary movie should be like. Today it's just blood and guts. I have been to that house and many others but I have never been in. You two girls are awesome and very good looking. Keep making more videos for u tube. Thanks, Dolores
When I lived in Los Angeles, I had often walked past it, but never got a chance to go inside. Thanks!
Where in L.A. is the house? Hancock Park?
The house next door was where Judy lived in the 30’s while filming The Wizard of Oz.
Note: Not the neighbor's house we see in the film. It's on the other side.
@@raymond.duncan Correct!
The interiors are not the same as the movie especially the staircase. I guess they had only used the outside of the house.
The kitchen and "nook" (mud room?) at the top of the side entrance steps, though changed now, was used.
If you look at the kitchen entrance, left of the stairs, sometimes you can see into the kitchen and at least once, there seems to be a featureless backdrop. The latter is no doubt a studio mock-up.
So cool
Only the exteriors were filmed. The interiors were all shot on a sound stage. Even some of the beach scenes.
This film is tough to watch. This very scenario played out between my elderly mother and my mentally disturbed sister in my parents' home after my father had died.To keep a sense of humor about the ordeal I began referring to my mother as Blanche and my sister Baby Jane Smithers. It ended just as tragically. it's been difficult to get over the horror that such a thing could happen in real life,but it did.
The song is “I’ve written a letter to daddy “.
And his address is Heaven above.
@@FitzGerald9876 You beat me to it!
New sub here - I hope that you’ll make more videos!
Wow
Wow. My wife's mom took her family to see this movie after it was released. She bought the VHS tape & memorized it. I had a huge red Baby Jane bow made for her which she would actually wear to parties in full make-up as a gag, but without the dress & would sing "I've Written A Letter To Daddy" & folks loved it...after the initial shock. She said "some little girls grow up thinking their behavior is still cute as mature women & I'm one of them." OK!! I saw the movie with her for the 1st time in the 80's and was certain the house was in Hancock Park. This video confirmed everything. "Remember the year you made that pitcha'?
The scene where victor was drunk in the wheelchair with the doll rolling around and she came in and screamed was absolutely hilarious!!! My favorite part of the movie priceless!!!!
Either they used a set for some of the interiors or renovations have taken place. The staircase is totally different.
Unfortunately, ONLY the outside of this home was used in the film, no scenes were shot inside., or in the kitchen ! All inside scenes were filmed at a "make believe" Baby Jane home at the studio. Sorry to disappoint.
Does anyone knows if was it sold already ? And for how much ?
I would love to tour that house !
I love the vintage / 80s clothes for sale. Should of been snapped up and you could make a fortune. Thanks for posting.
I thought you knew your Baby Jane lore. It's not, "My Heart Belongs to Daddy." It's "I've Written a Letter to Daddy." Everybody knows that.
Blast from a iconic past, but I believe all the inside of the house wasn't where it was filmed because that was done all on a set or sound stage, all the exterior was filmed here which is still is awesome, I came here as well but there was no sale of stuff but I still had to go up to the front door and driveway, noone saw me.
Looks so small now.
The stairs in this video are curved but the stairs in the movie were straight
cool
Movie used EXTERIOR ONLY - NO Interior's - they built a Sound Stage - btw the Staircase in Movie WAS NOT curved
My heart belongs to daddy. Lol.
Silly pair of tarts.
Sorry but the interiors shots on a soundstage. Only the exteriors of the houses shown were used.
I would give anything to go in that house !!
The staircase is different in the movie?
Yes. 😊
Nice house.
And where was it?
I loved this movie! There's a tv version of 1991...not good...at least from my point of view...
Byeee .. thank you ..
You 2 girls are so nice.. and thanks for the extra information.
Oh sorry but do you spell the lady's name? Sarah Loomer or lumer?
Did they reconstruct the staircase!??
Oh wait was the interior of the house done in a studio?
Baby Jane Jrs
What's the address I want to go
By the way...we have rats in the celler!😂😂😂 too bad. The next owner will probably tear it down
LOL you just gave away a vital part of the plot for those have never seen the movie 😏
the new owners will gut it out and remodel it. so sad.
how much for the house?
$3.9 million. Can find info on Google.
Wow -- Thank you -- that was amazing.! BTW -- you probably get this a lot but you looks a lot like Marylynn Monroe.
lmao!
Did you see this film ? It was before my time and I only saw short videos from the film. It looks so scary that I am afraid to watch the film. What was in the end of the film ? What happened to the woman in the wheel chair? 😫😳😳 Efrat.
You really should see the movie. Bette Davis and Joan Crawford hated each other, but they were aging and needed the work, so they agreed to make this movie together. One of the best parts is where Bette kicks Joan, lady in the wheelchair, in the behind, and it was done with actual real gusto. Fabulous movie from two of the greatest actresses (I still use the old-fashioned term for women) ever. It’s really not a scary movie, more of a psychological thriller.
Just watch the movie. It’s a psychological thriller, not some insane poltergeist movie
Jane DID cause the accident...watch the movie all the way to the end 🙄.
SPOILER ALERT!! 4:50 !!! SKIP OVER unless you want to ruin the entire Movie!!
that is very sad.
why
Damn, they gutted that whole house. I hate how it looks now. They got rid of those Spanish tiles, reconstructed the whole inside and now it looks like a modern home and lost it charm. I would of bought it if it looked the same as it did in the movie, but now it just looks like any other house. Just plain Jane typical looking white picket house. Nothing special about it anymore except the location and the exterior of the house.
Acrtually I think the exterior and location are the only negatives.. I would never live in that neighbirhood it's way to close to "inner-city" neighborhoods.
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You got that right...your comment *IS* boring!
Jumbo Star...Amen. Especially the last 60 seconds of this nonsense.