had a particular interest in the works of Charlie Chaplin. External pictures of Vizcaya can be seen in the films Tony Rome, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Any Given Sunday, Bad Boys II, Airport '77, Haunts of the Very Rich, The Money Pit, The Champ, This Thing is Ours, Dostana, Daring Game and Iron Man 3. The music video for The Cover Girls' 1988 song "Promise Me" was filmed at Vizcaya, as were the music videos for New Edition's "I'm Still In Love With You" and Cristian Castro's song Si Tú Me Amaras from 1997. Vizcaya was often used as the setting for the South Florida filming of the wedding reality show Four Weddings. The daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives also had scenes filmed at Vizcaya. The estate can be seen in the background of various photographs taken by photographer Bunny Yeager of model Bettie Page during their working relationship in the 1950s. Vizcaya is also an extremely popular location for weddings and other special events, given the site's architectural and natural beauty. For decades, the estate has been a subject of photography, and is a favored site for photographs of women celebrating their quinceañera (15th birthday). On April 18, 2012, the AIA's Florida Chapter placed Vizcaya on its list of Florida Architecture: 100 Years. 100 Places. Gallery See also Charles Deering Estate List of botanical gardens in the United States References Notes Bibliography Griswold, Mac and Weller, Eleanor (1991) The Golden Age of American Gardens, proud owners-private estates 1890 - 1940 New YorkL Harry N. Abrahms. A comprehensive account Harwood, Kathryn C. (1985) Lives of Vizcaya. Banyan Books, Miami. Maher, James T. (1975) Twilight of Splendor: Chronicles of the Age of American Palaces. Boston: Little, Brown. A comprehensive account. Ossman, Laurie (text) and Sumner, Bill (photographs) (1985_ Visions of Vizcaya. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens/Miami-Dade County, Miami. Rybczynski, Witold and Olin, Laurie (text); Brooke, Steven (photographer) (2006) Vizcaya: An American Villa and Its Makers Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press In depth study of villa, gardens, and the creative team. External links 1923 establishments in Florida Architecture museums in the United States Botanical gardens in Florida Coconut Grove (Miami) Gilded Age mansions Historic house museums in Florida Houses completed in 1922 Houses in Miami-Dade County, Florida Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Florida Institutions accredited by the American Alliance of Museums Italian Renaissance Revival architecture in the