The Maitland Residence is the main setting of the 1988 feature film Beetlejuice. It was owned by Adam Maitland and his wife, Barbara Maitland up until their death. Then after the death of the Maitlands, Charles Deetz, his wife Delia Deetz and his daughter Lydia Deetz had moved in. The house is also haunted by Betelgeuse.
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Many years later, after the events of the first film, the Deetz family returns to Winter River for Charles's funeral. Delia immediately makes preparations to sell the house and has it fully draped in black cloth during Charles’ wake. She later tells her step-granddaughter Astrid the worst thing Charles ever did to her was buying the house without telling her. After the funeral, Delia signs the paperwork to proceed with selling the house.
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- The house shown in the movie was actually not a real house but a set that was later taken down. The actual filming of this scene took place in East Corinth, Vermont. And the interiors were created at the Culver Studio, California, in their soundstage.[1]