Photo art: At left, image from IMDB, at right image from Zillow.
FOX 2 - You could own a piece of Detroit's Hollywood history - the home from the period crime thriller "No Sudden Move" is up for sale.
The backstory:
The Tudor-style home in South Rosedale Park is on the market, listed for $350,000.
The Grandmont/Rosedale home was chosen by an Academy-Award set designer Hannah Beachler who worked on the movie and "fell in love with it," according to the listing.
The 2,800-square-foot home has four bedrooms and two baths, sititng at 14535 Ashton Road on Detroit's west side.
"No Sudden Move" was released in 2021 on HBO Max with a star-studded cast including Don Cheadle, Benicio del Toro, Jon Hamm, David Harbour, Brendan Fraser, the late Ray Liotta, and Kieran Culkin.
"The nineteen-thirties craftsmanship meets modern comforts with original details like the gorgeous wood fire fireplace, exquisite plaster accents, and artful lead glass windows blended with a tastefully updated, modern kitchen and luxurious primary bath to bring you the best of both world," the listing says.
It offers a large living room, formal dining room, a kitchen a breakfast nook, a butler's pantry, hallway and guest lavatory.
The crime thriller, set in 1954 Detroit, tells the story of a group of criminals whose heist goes sideways, forcing them to team up and find out who and why they were hired. All the while, a DPD detective played by Hamm, attempts to unravel the mystery.
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The Source: Information for this story is from the Zillow listing.