Is the real life up house still standing?
Macefield died in 2008 at the age of 86, and her home has mostly sat vacant since. It still looks like it’s straight out of the 2009 Disney movie, remaining nestled along the side of the massive building, appearing more like a shack than an actual house. Macefield died from pancreatic cancer. She was 86. Now the current owner of the property, Regency Centers, said it is putting the property up for lease.Macefield died in 2008 at the age of 86, and her home has mostly sat vacant since. It still looks like it’s straight out of the 2009 Disney movie, remaining nestled along the side of the massive building, appearing more like a shack than an actual house.
Can you actually stay in the UP house?
Fans of Disney’s 2009 film Up have the chance to stay in the iconic house at the centre of the story – floating high above the ground under a mass of 8,000 balloons. The listing on Airbnb even appears to have been posted by Carl Fredricksen, the fictional star of the animated classic. Charles Muntz, the antagonist in Disney/Pixar’s Up, is based on a real-life Disney villain who stole one of Walt Disney’s first animated concepts.Carl Fredricksen is the protagonist of Disney•Pixar’s 2009 animated feature film Up. He is an old and cranky retired helium balloon guy of the zoo, and the widower of Ellie Fredricksen.Muntz is the main antagonist of Disney•Pixar’s 2009 animated feature film Up. He is a famous explorer admired by Carl Fredricksen and his late wife, Ellie as children. In the movie, he found the bones of a tropical bird in South America, but the scientific community claimed they were fake, which lead to his disgrace.Christopher Plummer portrays the villain Charles Muntz in Up, who is a famous explorer who had earned Carl’s admiration in the film. Muntz is dead set on unearthing the bones of a tropical bird that doesn’t exist at all so he can save his face and reputation within the archaeological community.