once I saw him in Milan with two models following him and I went to say hello, he smiled at me and I immediately noticed a great ability to communicate even just through body language, this man manages to live on three levels of consciousness at the same time, not he reacts to life but lives it to the full

totally.

he's a bad person who made his money off of the backs of everyday people. Look him up on wiki.

Exactly right, us too!

And lack of sympathy for all of his trailer park tenants.

Add Marbrisa house. That is beyond cool

You might then enjoy the Milan Residence, by Marcos Acayaba

@@ItaloMuniz16 Of course; I even have photos of the initial constructions somewhere. I think the house that he designed nextdoor for his daughter; is not cool as this. Te interaction with the patio is pretty solid and the house is nice but not an icon

He isn’t lying. He bought it for $185,000. That was a decent amount in the 70s, but not a crazy amount.

@@tracygee Imagine being 32 years old buying a property like this in the hills of LA for that amount. It was the 70s, but what an investment.

Thank you Henry, we appreciate that!

He is a slum lord

Very well said Greco!

But the guy is a disgusting pervert friend of Epstein.

Sadly in the meantime; he torn down another Lautner s house besides (to make the night club)

​​​​​@@TheReverb1 Yes, I watched the slow process of this happening over the many years that I worked on the property and in the original/main Lautner house for various photo/film/tv/music productions since the 1990's. It's an incredible property, but I doubt that the behemoth night club and office is one that Lautner would have approved of or signed-off on. And Goldstein was already well up into his years when he broke ground on the nightclub. I guess he's trying to preserve and or re-live his younger "glory days" of clubbing. :/ But it would be similar to seeing your grandpa or Trump or Biden at a club or rave in designer snake-skin and alligator-skin "fashion attire", snorting coke, and with their hands all over and groping your twenty-something GF. :puke: Just a bit creepy to say the least. I spoke to Jim many times while working at the house and he was always amicable and interesting to talk to. But we all knew there was something odd and dark about his eccentricism and narcissism. He is an "odd bloke" for sure, and if you look into how he made his fortune, it is quite a disgusting and repulsive story that would anger any decent human being. :(

@@bbfoto7248 Interesting point of view what you have. The good point about all that is he decided to let the house (after his death) as a museum to public view. I hope to will travel there to see it

Thank you, we appreciate the kind words - a lot!

Our absolute pleasure!

We agree!

poor and loser hahaha

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Our pleasure Doyna!

James Goldstein donated it to LACMA, so it will be preserved! Such an incredible piece of architecture.

We’re excited to show you!

We hope so! Thanks Lucas.

I just checked the Doja Cat vid out. It's amazing how many commenters think the house is a specially built set.

i recognize too.. ) i was interesting who also did it too....))) found your comment by word - doja cat.

@@jlworradThe owner had to get the entire home disinfected and fumigated for all sorts of bugs after this Doja Cat guy?/girl? finished recording their video.

@@Lettuce-and-Tomatoes What? Really? Is she an actual cat?

Hope you enjoyed!

Came looking for a Lebowski reference!

yeah.........your worst nightmeres

All the Dude ever wanted was his rug back.

I had the opportunity to visit the house, trust me. It's very homey, all the concrete is mainly on the exterior, and on the new club they added, but the original house is truly beautiful, so much nature around and inside the house.