German-American director Ernst Lubitsch labored with—and hosted—some of the biggest actors of the 20th century, such as Maurice Chevalier, Greta Garbo, and Jimmy Stewart. Lubitsch, who helmed classics this kind of as “To Be or Not To Be,” “Ninotchka,” and “The Store Close to the Corner,” was also recognised for the palatial estate he developed in Bel-Air in 1934. It is a mansion wherever leading actors and marketplace leaders reportedly danced several nights absent. For the first time in more than 60 years, the glamorous home with its Hollywood pedigree is now on the industry for $19,995,000. Though the estate is virtually a century aged, tasteful updates have been built over…