If you spot Charlize Theron walking down Troutman Street today or tomorrow, know that she’s not just doing normal Celebrity Visiting Bushwick stuff like checking out the street art or looking for a house to flip. She’ll be working on the set of “Tully,” a new movie directed by “Juno” auteurs Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody.
Sort of like Reitman and Cody’s first big hit, “Tully” centers around the trials and tribulations of life with children. Theron plays a mother of three who receives the gift of childcare from her brother, who mysteriously procures her a young nanny named Tully, played by Mackenzie Davis of “The Martian” and “Black Mirror.”
Production notices are up all over the neighborhood, from Grattan Street at Bogart Street to Troutman Street at St. Nicholas Avenue, an intersection that recently appeared in Noah Baumbach’s midlife crisis and/or coming of age drama, “While We’re Young,” which was led by A-listers Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts, Adam Driver and Amanda Seyfried.
