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Along with that news came word that a couple of actors were lined up to play the titular man, in the form of Johnny Depp and Leonardo DiCaprio. Depp was reportedly the studio's first choice for the role, while DiCaprio's name was being thrown around as a possibility more than anything, particularly because he's lead many of Scorsese's movies over the past few years ( The Aviator , The Departed , Gangs of New York ). However, we get news today - thanks to The Guardian (via Cinemablend ) that DiCaprio m

hard-hitting and [to] showcase the violent, sexually charged, hard-drinking Frank   -Tina Sinatra

 

T he Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese has apparently incurred the wrath of Frank Sinatra 's family, with his plans for a biopic that focuses on the late singer's alleged Mafia links. Scorsese's project, with the working title Sinatra , is the first feature film devoted to the life of the singer whose career encompassed 1,400 musical recordings and dozens of film appearances. But Tina Sinatra , the singer's 61-year-old daughter and keeper of her father's flame, is said to be unhappy with the "dark  

Frank Sinatra's daughter, Tina, is reportedly worried that the dark direction Martin Scorsese is taking for a biopic about the American singer-actor may ultimately taint her father's legacy. Tina also happens to be the film's executive producer. "Marty wants it to be hard-hitting and showcase the violent, sexually charged, hard-drinking Frank, but Tina wants to show the softer side of her dad and let the focus be on the music," the New York Post quoted a source as saying.  

THE Sinatra clan is none too pleased with the dark direction Martin Scorsese is taking with his biopic of Frank Sinatra. Back in May, it was announced that the Academy Award-winning director had signed on to direct the life story of Ol' Blue Eyes, with Universal and Mandalay set to produce. Phil Alden Robinson, who wrote "Field of Dreams," was brought in as a screenwriter.  

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