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Dr. Jonah Vogelbaum Manor
“When I raise subjects without their mothers, they become violent. Aggressive. Downright hateful.”
Jonah Vogelbaum (John Doman)
Wanting to learn more about Rebecca Butcher, Homelander (Antony Starr) meets a former Vought scientist at his home – Jonah Vogelbaum (John Doman). The latter was the scientist in charge of John, before he became Homelander.
After their greetings in the garden, the two men go inside the mansion. Jonah Vogelbaum will then explain what happened to Rebecca Butcher.
The mansion is the Parkwood Estate Oshawa, a beautiful house that has been used for the filming of other superheroic productions such as the X-Men movies or Umbrella Academy.
Homelander’s costume is a real strain on its actor Antony Starr. To avoid overheating, the suit is equipped with a cooling system. This practice is very familiar to the Marvel superhero actors. ” Actually, it’s pretty functional and it works pretty well,” the actor told Entertainment Tonight, before adding, “But the problem is the battery pack has a noisy motor, so we’ve got to take it off when we’re shooting.”
Vought has over 200 superheroes across the United States.
Parkwood Estate
Parkwood Estate Oshawa, or Parkwood Estate, was the home of Samuel McLaughlin, the founder of General Motors Canada.
Built in 1917 by the famous architectural firm of Darling and Pearson, the residence was home to the McLaughlin family from 1917 until 1972. The mansion is composed of 55 rooms spread over 1,400 m2 and 3 floors. The mansion... Learn more about Parkwood Estate
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Fanspots Stories Paris [French Edition]
Fanspots Stories ParisFanspots are legendary images from films, series, music, comics or novels.
These are often anonymous places these are that have become world-famous thanks to pop culture, to the point where they are now inseparable from the works they were used to set.
Amélie, James Bond, Mission Impossible, La Grande Vadrouille, Les Tontons flingueurs, Bref, Call my Agent, Sex & The City, Blake & Mortimer, Spider-Man, Notre-Dame de Paris… Discover the history of the cult locations of the greatest pop culture masterpieces in the City of Light!
Paris filmed, Paris sung, Paris drawn, Paris told… For artists, the City of Light is an extraordinary field of expression and an inexhaustible source of inspiration. Each new work is an outstretched hand to seduce new people, thanks to the dreamers of yesterday and today. Famous or anonymous places then become cult. These are the secrets of a hundred of them revealed in this third volume of the Fanspots Stories collection.
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The coffee ofAmélie, the location of the Corniaud, the bridge of Inception, the seat of the Spectre in James Bond, the restaurant of Ratatouille, the church of Les Tontons Flingueurs, the bar of Bref., the agency in Call my Agent, the restaurant in Emily in Paris, the refuge of Lupin, the Parisian residence of the heroines of Gossip Girl, the firm of In therapy, the works of the Louvre featured in the clip Apeshit by Jay Z & Beyoncé, the Parc Montsouris of Jacques Higelin, the metro station of Poinçonneur des Lilas by Serge Gainsbourg, the café in Paris Le Flore by Etienne Daho, the apartment ofAdèle Blanc-Sec, the lair of Olrik in Blake & Mortimer, the apartment of Arsene Lupin, the home of the Count of Monte Cristo, the address of The Malaussian Family, the police station of Maigret, the Fiat Lux agency of Nestor Burma, the bar of A Moveable Feast, the tavern of Three musketeers…
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