Clint Eastwood Movie The Mule Films Near Flatiron Bar | Eater Atlanta
"A faux pizzeria on Glenwood Avenue was used as part of the on-street filming for The Mule, with crews taking over the area; reports note it served as a temporary set element, but there’s no confirmation yet about what role the storefront plays in the finished movie, so viewers will need to see the film to find out." - Beth McKibben
Clarke Pizza Co. in East Atlanta Village is a Movie Set | Eater Atlanta
"A phony pizzeria erected as a film set two doors down from Mary’s on Glenwood Avenue in East Atlanta Village drew quick attention after its signage went up; neighborhood residents used the local Facebook group to squash opening rumors and post satirical reviews. A faux Facebook account was created and most reviewers left one- or two-star ratings, poking fun at the supposed lack of a toaster oven (the chief grievance), a shortage of high chairs to accommodate one reviewer’s claimed “14 infants,” and an absence of llamas. One outlier gave a five-star review praising the pigeon wings—allegedly cooked in the toaster oven on high—for being “full of flavor and juices,” but the listing remains at about 2.5 stars, and whether there actually is a toaster oven will only be revealed when the movie comes out." - Beth McKibben
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