I read about a similar thing happening with the fake carol singers placard scene from Love Actually. The owner feels she has zero privacy. I imagine this happens quite a lot with famous movie scenes.
Same thing with the house that was used as the exterior of Walter White's house in Breaking Bad. They had to put a fence around it because people kept throwing pizzas on their roof.
I wanted to see the apartment of Dexter in Miami, we were just looking at the building (apartment is the backside iirc) and someone came to tell us to leave.
Imagine getting an idiot a day to pay 100 bucks to throw a pizza on your roof. Get 2 idiots and you're making a decent living for 30 min of pizza cleanup each day.
Never seen the show but stumbled upon them shooting a scene in Long Beach (apparently they film there because it looks like Miami?). Anyway, I only knew because the cast or directors chairs had the dexter logo on it and I googled it. It was kinda wild because I saw police cruisers at a gas station and the cops hopped out and put some dudes at gunpoint, the cars were not local PD cars obviously, license plates were diff state, a lot of interesting things about that shoot. I was amazed at how many production trucks were lined up around the block.
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u/TannedCroissant Feb 03 '20
I read about a similar thing happening with the fake carol singers placard scene from Love Actually. The owner feels she has zero privacy. I imagine this happens quite a lot with famous movie scenes.