In 1972, the name "Deep Throat" was synonymous with two things: the first porn film to feature a plot and oppositely, a secret informant who provided information to journalist Bob Woodward about the involvement of U.S. President Richard Nixon's administration in what came to be known as the Watergate scandal.

But this has nothing to do with Watergate and everything to do with a film starring Linda Lovelace that launched a "porno chic" trend despite the film being banned in many regions and the subject of obscenity trials.

But the Miami area home in which the nude-friendly film was shot hasn't changed much since 1972 and today is on the market for just $1.75 million, despite its groundbreaking cinematic history—which is the subject of the new film "Lovelace" starring Amanda Seyfried and James Franco due out February 4th.

And like the film itself, the pioneering porno film's back drop is in need of some serious updating.

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