Living In The Haunted RICK NELSON & ERROL FLYNN House | Gunnar Nelson
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In this interview, Gunnar Nelson discusses his childhood living in the former home of Errol Flynn and Rick Nelson. He describes the property on Mulholland Drive as having a palpable, dark energy that felt alive. Nelson details the physical deterioration of the house during his father's difficult period of divorce and financial struggle, noting how the environment seemed to reflect his father's personal decline. He shares specific architectural details and legends regarding the house, including rumors of secret passages and two-way mirrors used for voyeurism. The conversation also touches on the complexities of his father's legacy, the financial debts left behind, and the near-fatal circumstances surrounding a plane crash involving a vintage DC3. Finally, Nelson reflects on his own musical career, explaining how growing up in a famous family influenced his work ethic and his determination to be recognized for his own talent rather than through nepotism.
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the flynn house was alive and if it were a person it wasn't a good person
i really was attuned to that and boy did i feel that strongly when i was up at the flynn house
the house started to change and we started doing a little more research and started hearing stories
we were turned down by every label in la and new york three times before we got signed
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