Filmmaker Marc Forster is selling a Richard Neutra-designed home in Santa Monica, which was commissioned by a pair of Hollywood hopefuls in the 1930s, for $15 million
In the early 1930s, American movie mogul Samuel Goldwyn spotted Ukranian actress Anna Sten in a series of German films and recruited her to Hollywood, where he hoped she would become a rival to screen siren Greta Garbo.
Billed as the “Russian Garbo,” Ms. Sten never rose to the same levels of fame as the Swedish Garbo. But she and her husband, film producer Eugene Frenke, left a permanent mark on Hollywood in the form of a modern house on the Santa Monica coast designed by fellow emigre Richard Neutra, then a rising star in...
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