Saltburn home harassed by trespassers and influencers, owner says | Films | Entertainment

The home used for this film Saltburn has been getting plagued by hoards of fans, and the owner is tired of the trespassers.

The psychological thriller from Emerald Fennell hit theatres last year, starring Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi, Rosamund Pike and Richard E. Grant. Saltburn received a lot of media attention, mainly surrounding its more disturbing scenes.

The property is actually the 700-year-old Drayton House in Northamptonshire, England, and it’s owned by Charles Stopford Sackville. The mansion has 127 rooms and sits on 200 acres.

Sackville said in an interview with the Daily Mail the estate has been overrun by fans wanting to get a look at the film’s setting. He’s had to increasae security on the property, now regretting his decision to let the camera crews in.

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On TikTok, some expressed disappointment at revealing the estate’s location.

Someone commented: “You’re just helping everyone harass and stalk this family.”

“She doesn’t care as long as she gets some 5 min tiktok fame. I drove through the other day. Cars everywhere!” another said.