And that Methodist Church across the street would let them use their parking lot, too.
What about food? Well, they could just head over to The Country Boy and pay once they were finished eating.
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Where could they shoot, they asked? Ayala explained that he’d talked to the neighbors and they were free to use their backyards. You’d think it was like nothing the sleepy southern town had seen before – but Ayala says that feeling went double for the visiting cast and crew. He has a part in Woody Allen’s new film, and paparazzi photos of him on set can be seen on dozens of celebrity news sites.īut this past June, he and Ayala brought a film crew and a cast of models to “Millville,” where they shot a new promotional video for their William Rast clothing line. On the flip side, Timberlake has been in New York City this week, and his time there is documented on a daily basis. But if you weren’t in the room, you’d never know it had happened. They’ve rented out the space on occasion, and Timberlake has jammed with The Shadowboxers there. Green’s is a logical place to close out a night because there’s a stage. “We go to Puckett’s, have a couple beers, go across the street to The Country Boy and have dinner, come here and hang for a while, and then go to Green's Grocery.” “It's so easy to stay here and not have to leave town,” Ayala said. Last week, southern rockers Bishop Gunn were working on songs at the “Millville” house. They’ve signed two Nashville-based artists to Villa 40, Ivory Layne and The Shadowboxers, who just wrapped up recording with Timberlake in Los Angeles. But, in the little time Timberlake’s spent here in the last year, Leiper’s Fork has been their base, and their efforts are driven by passion, not business, Ayala said. That only heightened when he appeared at the 2015 CMA Awards and stole the show with Chris Stapleton. When news broke that Timberlake had moved to a town outside of Nashville, speculation swirled around his future involvement on Music Row. “We want to do our part to save that for future generations, and our kids.
“Both of us share that love of Tennessee and enjoyed how we grew up, on land,” Preston said. The land is protected against development through The Land Trust for Tennessee. They came to visit and fell in love with the place.”įinding the perfect spot to settle took time and a lot of work - Timberlake did so with the help of Leiper's Fork philanthropist and preservationist Aubrey Preston, who sold him a section of his 244-acre property. “Photos of our kids playing in the stream and running outside in the fields, and videos of open mic night at Puckett's. “It wasn't hard, because we were constantly sending (them) photos,” Ayala recalls. He decided to move his family to Leiper’s Fork three years ago, and it was only a matter of months before he’d convinced Timberlake to settle there with his family, too. Ayala grew up with Timberlake in Millington and works with him as his creative director.
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