Pickfair
Historical landmark in Beverly Hills, CaliforniaWikipedia
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Sep 10, 2026
Renata DanielHOST
We've only got two more.
Renata DanielHOST
Pickfair became one of the most famous private homes in America.
Renata DanielHOST
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks.
Renata DanielHOST
Oh, that was a love.
Renata DanielHOST
Kings, politicians, writers and movie stars visited them.
Renata DanielHOST
Mary Pickford and Fairbanks eventually divorced, which is really sad.
Renata DanielHOST
Yet Mary remained at Pickfair.
Renata DanielHOST
She married Buddy Rogers and increasingly withdrew from public life as she aged.
Mychal ThompsonGUEST
Which one would you rather have? From one sport or one from the Grand Slam of wins? Okay, that's easy.
John IrelandHOST
Dr. Buss spent $69 million to buy the Lakers, the Kings, the Forum, and Pickfair, the house.
John IrelandHOST
And the Lakers alone sold for $12.5 billion.
John IrelandHOST
Give me Dr. Buss.
Mani IraniGUEST
And just then, as the moment we got it in our hands, we get a letter from Louis Agostini, a bubble lover now in Florida, who says that he's been in correspondence with Douglas Fairbank Jr.
Mani IraniGUEST
Because he was not successful in putting Baba books and things in Pickfair, the house that belonged to Douglas and Mary in the old days where Baba was entertained, which is now in other people's hands or bought it, and telling them, look, this is the place where may her Baba.
Mani IraniGUEST
His presence is there.
Mani IraniGUEST
The man Baba visited, came in person, you know.
Patrick RankinHOST
Now, he would see whether The Tramp could carry an epic.
Patrick RankinHOST
The idea for Chaplin's next film began in late 1923, when he was visiting Pickfair, the home of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks.
Patrick RankinHOST
There, he saw a stereoscopic photograph of prospectors during the Klondike Gold Rush.
Patrick RankinHOST
A long line of men stretched up the mountain through the snow.
Lee O'SullivanHOST
Their triumphant return to Hollywood was witnessed by vast crowds, who turned out to hail them at railway stations across the United States.
Lee O'SullivanHOST
For millions of adoring fans, they seemed to be royalty, living out a fairytale romance in a lavish Hollywood estate dubbed Pickfair.
Lee O'SullivanHOST
Mary automatically acquired American citizenship when she married Douglas, two years before the Cable Act of 1922 required a naturalization process for married female partners of U.S. male citizens, although she never filed the paperwork to acquire naturalized U.S. citizenship.
Lee O'SullivanHOST
Her agent at MGM reported to the U.S. Congress in 1932 that Mary was an American citizen.