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Welcome to Dun & Dunn. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn,

where nothing is linear and absolutely everything is connected.

Honestly, investigators, in the abundance of riches that are the stories within our universe

of Dominic Dunn, the major question is, which thread do we pull from the week before?

There are multiple threads in our tapestry to choose from within the

last few episodes that will connect us further into the universe of Dominic Dunn. And today we are

headed back into Laurel Canyon with the story of a home. Just one home on Woodrow Wilson

Drive. This street is way up Laurel Canyon Boulevard.

Woodrow Wilson Drive lives over off to the east. It's an offshoot of where Laurel Canyon Boulevard

intersects with Mulholland Drive. But there's a new build on Woodrow Wilson that happens in the

mid-1950s. After all those cut-throughs

have been made, and this home is built for the family of a famous child star working her way

into adulthood at the time, who will become a legend. This legend is Natalie Wood, a lady of the

canyon you might not be familiar with. Natalie

Wood was in the mix for a little while and will have quite a life at this home on Woodrow Wilson,

but not that it ends with her. This one home has quite a storied history in Hollywood,

and to me is a wonderful example of the echoes

in each of our seasons where we talk about community, colony. We build these ideas within our

spider-webbed connected world, and this story is a great example of it. Before we get into our story today,

I do want to give some tremendous shoutouts

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