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Charlize Theron and Jason Reitman collaborated on "Youth", so when Jason proposed that she be the heroine of her next work, Charlize Theron agreed without asking the plot .
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In order to play the role of "Marlow", Theron gained 50 pounds (22.6 kg). She thinks the process of gaining weight is very interesting, but after gaining weight successfully, she experienced depression and exhaustion for the first time in her life. This feeling is very similar to the mental state of the character in the film. The state was all photographed .
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Jason Reitman called this film and the other two films he collaborated with Diablo Coti-"Juneo" and "Youth" as the "growth trilogy". "Juneo" is about precocity, "Youth" is about not wanting to grow up, and "Tully" is about how to say goodbye to your past self .
Tully behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Archibald 2022-03-27 09:01:13
I like this team very much, and I watched it together with "Youth". The confrontation between self and sacrifice is not a tear in the movie, but a kind of embracing and growing. There's a reason Theron Goddess' professionalism has never been overshadowed by beauty.
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Jacklyn 2022-03-25 09:01:14
"The Devil" Theron turned into a middle-aged mother, and used her 45-pound figure to interpret "Women are not weak, but mothers are stronger." This film was made for men who are husbands, and the ending was reversed.
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Marlo: [Sarcastically] I want to kill myself.
Sarah: What?
Drew: No, mommy's just joking, honey. Like a clown.
Marlo: [Mime-honks her nose] Honk!
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Marlo: [Driving through her old Brooklyn neighborhood for the first time in years] That's a dog bakery now!
Tully: What was it before?
Marlo: A bakery for humans. People used to eat flour back then.
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You don't have Tully, you only have yourself
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Isn’t the transition from a girl to a mother just a realistic translation of a mermaid’s fairy tale!
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This is the saddest parenting film of the year and the best contraceptive propaganda film
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A bland reflection of the greatness of a mother
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May you never forget Tully when you become Marlo