"Great Gatsby" is perhaps the most powerful criticism of American literature on society built on materialistic desire and surplus. When creating his 2013 film adaptation of the classic novel by F. Scott FitzgeraldDirector Baz Lurman faced the task of realizing the infinitely glamorous, nasty extravagant world of Jayei Gatsby, in the heart of which the mysterious castle of the millionaire was. Lurman's film managed to capture the extravagance of "Great Gatsby" as never before, throwing an audience at the heart of Gatsby's and Flamboben's lifestyle in a sensory experience that was suddenly blind and stunning.

If you watch Lurman's "Great Gatsby" and don't care about it Jayei Gatsby on Leonardo Di Katsby In the end, he is left unfulfilled by his unthinkable wealth, forever longing for the unavailable dream, nor are you moved from the film for the spoiled influence of material pursuits, nor does you mind breaking the sacrifice of your ex -girlfriend's ex -girlfriend's ex -girlfriend. Maybe you even wonder how much the Gatsiyorque Gatsby's palace would return.

Well, unfortunately, the castle seen in the "Great Gatsby" is - similar to the American dream - all the illusion. Unlike the American dream, however, this illusion was created by qualified designers of sets that inspired her from the castle in real life in Long Island. That property is now on the market For $ 85 million, which is probably enough to make even the water of D -TJ Ecclburg.

In Fitzgerald's novel and Lurman's film, Gatsby bought his castle West EG to attract the attention of his past Loveubov, Daisy Buchanan, played to perfection by Kerry Muligan in the film. As well as hosting luxurious parties immediately through the bay of Daisy's eastern castle, Gatsby hoped the castle would be a large enough status symbol to put it on an equal basis with the "old money". Played by ELOEL Egerton. The castle, like many material possessions of Gatsby, was a reflection of his boundless ambition. Thus, any sense of visible elegance found in the east egg's home was lost in favor of Gadi extravagance.

The real "Great Gatsby" castle is now on sale on the pond road in Long Island - just a few streets away from the properly named Gatsby Lane - it would surely live in Gatsby's sublime expectations. Along with two guest houses on its grounds, the property comes with Japanese-English gardens, ponds that, tennis court, lazy river, bowling alley, electronic casino, multiple wineries and tasting room, recording, a home-made hair salon, a double-tiered garage. It also has a private harbor, perfect for stare a longing through the bay of attractive green light, as well as two pools - just remember to use them before the summer is over.