Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg's Homes Remained Untouched by the Fires

Images and videos show Hanks’ cliffside house and Spielberg’s expansive woodland estate remaining miraculously intact.

Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg's homes have survived the devastating fires in Los Angeles, standing untouched while nearby neighborhoods have been destroyed by the flames.

Images and videos show Hanks’ cliffside house and Spielberg’s expansive woodland estate remaining miraculously intact. The contrast is striking, as the home above Hanks’ was consumed by fire, with smoke still rising into the air. Yet, Hanks’ house, with its pristine white walls, is completely unharmed.

While it’s harder to see Spielberg’s estate clearly in the footage, reports indicate that it too has escaped the damage. This is a fortunate turn of events for these long-time collaborators and close friends.

The two have worked together on iconic films and projects such as Saving Private Ryan, the HBO series Band of Brothers, and films like The Terminal, Catch Me If You Can, Bridge of Spies, and The Post.

As the Palisades Fire, the largest blaze currently ravaging Los Angeles, continues to burn through over 17,000 acres and force evacuations, the survival of Hanks and Spielberg’s homes stands out as an incredible stroke of luck. While many other celebrities have lost their properties to the flames, these two Hollywood legends have managed to avoid the worst of the disaster. Their homes, a reflection of both their personal and professional lives, remain untouched during this catastrophic event.

The Palisades Fire remains a serious threat to residents, but for now, Hanks and Spielberg can count themselves among the lucky few whose homes have withstood the inferno. It seems fate is smiling on them.