SHORT TAKES : Real Estate’s ‘Fatal Attraction’
BEDFORD, N.Y. — Could you cook in a kitchen where Glenn Close prepared her special rabbit stew? Or bathe in the tub where her cinematic demise occurred because of her “Fatal Attraction”?
If you’ve got $975,000 and a hankering to live in New York’s northern suburbs, the answer is yes. The 200-year-old Westchester County house where several hair-raising scenes from the hit movie were filmed is on the market, said real estate agent Lois Barnett.
“It’s a darling house. It’s got a very pretty front porch,” said Barnett, head of the Vincent and Whittemore real estate agency.
Yeah, but what about the kitchen, where the bunny of Michael Douglas’ movie daughter was tossed in a pot?
“The kitchen is precious. You really forget about the movie,” said Barnett, who admits she tries not to think about the bloody film finale when she shows people the bathroom.
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