Miles Bron's island property for sale on Zillow at $450 million price tag

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Fans of the popular mystery thriller "Glass Onion" released on Netflix may be disappointed to learn that the villa that is the main setting of the movie doesn't actually exist.

The villa was nevertheless listed for sale on the website Zillow for $450 million (£374 million).

"Glass Onion" is the sequel to the popular movie "Knives Out," due out in 2019.

The movie is directed and written by Rian Johnson, known for The Last Jedi. In the movie, detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) becomes embroiled in a tangled murder on the private island of billionaire Miles Bron (Edward Norton). At the center of the island is a huge crystalline structure ("glass onion") built around a luxury villa.

The real estate website Zillow has listed a lot described as "Glass Onion Greek Isle Commune: multi-level living in paradise".

The selling agent is listed as Derol Zablinski, a minor character in the movie played by Noah Segan, who also stays on the island with the main characters. The description states, "Breathe in magnificent panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and the Peloponnese from this private island paradise created and perfectly organized by Alpha Industries founder Miles Bron. Stylish architecture and sophisticated design, striving to combine nature and luxury, provide an unparalleled luxury living experience, accessible only by boat and adorned by the Glass Onion Atrium, an architectural masterpiece and unique embellishment of the main residential building, towering 20 meters in height.

You can view the full ad - which was created by Netflix as a promotional tool for the movie - here. In addition, you can find information about the many famous cameos in the movie, including one you probably missed.

The movie 'Glass Onion' has received positive reviews from critics. Clarisse Lowry of The Independent described it as "popular entertainment with a properly tuned head" in her review, rating the movie four stars. However, not everyone agrees, as Ben Shapiro's mocking rant about the movie on social media shows.