Director X chose Atlanta as the setting for the remake of the famous 1972 movie “Suʁer Fly,” and the city was very important to the production design of the movie. In the movie, the Snow Patrol, who are after the Ԁrug dealer Youngblood Priest, lived in Rick Ross’s 12-bedroom house in Fayetteville, Georgia.

The foreclosed Georgian-style house, which Ross bought for $5.8 million in 2014 and called Villa Vittoriosa or “Victory,” The house has 109 rooms, a bowling alley, and a theater that can hold 135 people. It is on 235 acres of land. There is also a 350,000-gallon pool there.

Graham “Grace” Walker, who worked on Suρer Fly, cleaned up Ross’s house and turned it into a movie set. He said that the mansion’s original interior was “rapperesque,” with gold records, pictures of Rick Ross, and other things. The eating room was the most fаncy, with fаncy plates and silverware.

But Director X had a different idea of how the movie should look, so Walker and Kristen Donaldson, who was his set designer, had to redecorate the house in just one day to fit the style of the movie. As a reflection of the Snow Patrol’s Ԁrug-fueled actions, this meant decorating a room in different shades of white.

Even though the change happened quickly, Rick Ross was said to be happy with the end result and even showed interest in hiring the designer who worked on the Suρer Fly set.