We were a small film crew that Anthony generously allowed to shoot in his lovely apartment for one day of an intense five day shoot. Everything was smooth except for our initial check in, where a crew member arrived early and was let in by the housekeeper but was not handed a key. Film shoots are intense, where there are a hundred moving pieces, small and large - in the midst of the craziness of the shoot, we realized that no one on our crew had been given keys. Upon checkout we were asked for the keys and we shared that we never received them and were let in by the housekeeper. This fact was not acknowledged and there was no attempt on his end to clarify what the keys looked like or where in the apartment the keys had been left. We apologized to the host for this miscommunication, and said we would immediately search through all our props to see if we had accidentally taken the keys in our move but clarified no one had opened the lockbox or received the keys (we didn’t know what the keys looked like as we had never initially received them). He said that it was not a problem if the keys had been accidentally taken. We searched through all our props and found a key that had accidentally moved with the production design stuff (no one had received the key so didn’t know what it looked like and so it had been mixed up with props). In response, the host accused our producer of intentionally taking them and was unnecessarily rude in his communication when we located the keys. It was an unfortunate unpleasant interaction after having a lovely shoot otherwise in his apartment.