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Being a successful Hollywood director is definitely a high paying job, allowing for a life of luxury and wealth that are worth making their own movies about. All across the world, though granted it is mainly focused in California, the millionaires have bought some of the most expensive extravagant properties to hit the market. Many of them love to buy homes that once belonged to famous characters throughout history like Cary Grant, David Bowie, and Charles Bronson. The famous directors range from Steven Spielberg to Tim Burton to Oscar winner Guillermo Del Toro and they have invested anywhere between 1 and 100 million dollars into their properties, making them modern day palaces for the rich and famous. When you are the head of a project that brings in billions of dollars in profits, it’s safe to say that your net worth will likely increase substantially. From Skywalker Ranch to James Cameron’s famous joint property in Malibu, these properties are some of the most beautiful in the world.
If you could live in one of these properties, which would you pick? Is it Burton’s artistic masterpiece, Del Toro’s House of Horrors, or one of Spielberg’s properties from all over the country? Be sure to leave a like, subscribe and comment to let us know how much you think each of these incredible properties is worth. Then, all you have to do is go and make the next Star Wars and one of these gorgeous homes could be yours in just 20 short years. This is where goals start people, get going.
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Written by: Nick Twohig
Narrated by: Nick Twohig
Edited by: Gonzo Lugo
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:08 Skywalker Ranch
01:46 Guillermo del Toro’s Bleak House
03:24 Spielberg in the Pacific Palisades
04:55 Martin Scorsese’s NYC Townhouse
06:21 James Cameron’s Malibu Property
07:20 Tim Burton’s Eglon House”
