Hulu Developing Live-Action The Mafia Nanny Series With Charlize Theron

Hulu is developing a live-action television adaptation of the popular WEBTOON series The Mafia Nanny, with Charlize Theron attached as an executive producer. Max Gill will write the script and serve as executive producer for the project. Production involves 20th Television, Secret Menu, WEBTOON Productions, and Steady Collective. The webcomic, created by writer Violet Matter and artist sh00, follows Davina, an elite nanny who becomes entangled with a Venetian underboss named Gabriel Angelini. The source material has garnered over 420 million views globally and received multiple award nominations.
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Original headline at Anime News Network: “WEBTOON's The Mafia Nanny Gets Live-Action Series Adaptation at Hulu”
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- Hulu
- Executive Producer
- Charlize Theron
- Writer
- Max Gill
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- #Charlize Theron
- #Comics
- #Hulu
- #Live Action
- #The Mafia Nanny
- #WEBTOON
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