Why we love old movie locations — especially the Iverson Movie Ranch

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Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Chewbacca


Chewbacca strikes me as eerily similar to the "Star Wars" character. A few of the people I've shown the photo to say they don't see it. Let me know if you have an opinion one way or the other. I also see a little bit of Jabba the Hutt in the figure to the left of Chewie, but that's beside the point.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

I see Chewbacca! Hey D, glad you're still around. Lisa

jluros said...

I used to climb that rock as a teenager. My family built one of the estates at the Iverson Movie Ranch. Before all of the subdivision was sold off, the developer (Eugene Kilmer; Val Kilmer's father) held a party with oddly assembled movie memorabilia, little of which had much to do with the movie ranch. As a kid, it was amazing. On retrospect, it was bizarre.

George said...

My wife and I also built our estate there. It was in Indian Springs on La Quilla in the 1990s. And we bought the lot from Gene Kilmer. Small world! By the way, I too can see Chewy and Jabba.

george@merlintek.com