CELEBRITY HOMES Tour of MAPLE Dr. In BEVERLY HILLS
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The creator conducts a walking tour of Maple Drive in Beverly Hills, highlighting the former residences of various entertainment icons. The tour begins with the last home of Dean Martin, where the creator discusses Martin's transition from a bootlegger and boxer to a legendary singer and member of the Rat Pack. The journey continues to the 1929 home of director Hal Roach, noting the architectural influence of Waldo Fernandez and the complex professional relationships Roach maintained with stars like Laurel and Hardy. The creator then visits the residence of actress Valerie Harper, reflecting on her successful television career and her personal battles with illness. The tour moves to the home of gossip columnist Luella Parsons, detailing her influence in Hollywood and her role in assisting figures during the McCarthy era. Subsequent stops include the house of science fiction icon Gene Barry and the residence associated with Motown legend Diana Ross. The tour concludes at the home of comedy legend George Burns, where the creator reminisces about Burns's extensive career in vaudeville and film.
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this is the last home of a man named dino cressetti we knew him as the king of cool dean martin
this was hal roach's house let's get out of the shade here so we can see a little bit
this was valerie harper's house the great val harper wrote a morgenstern
this was the home of luella parsons the famous gossip columnist
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