Historic Film Locations
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This is Charlie the Buffalo from Crocodile Dundee, its the one where he sort of hypnotizes the buffalo and it falls over. When the movie was over it was bought by the owner of the Adelaide River pub about 150 km south of Darwin, where he kept it realising its potential to pull in customers. When Charlie died, he had it stuffed and it’s in the bar, and you can by all sorts of memorabilia, so he is still making money for the owner. It’s a great place to stop for a beer.
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Our family rented an Air BNB in Big Bear California in January 2018. There were some strange writings in the guest book about the room with the bunk beds being haunted (the room my wife and I were staying in with our kids) which kind of freaked us out. A few months later we are home and put on the movie “Open House” on Netflix and within the first 5 minutes realize the house the movie was filmed in was the one we had just rented. The entire movie basically takes place inside of the house. I took the picture before I saw the movie which was pretty crazy because it’s almost lined up perfectly with what was shown on screen. 840 McAlister Rd. Big Bear, CA
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