Studio Leonardo DiCaprio may make a movie about Leonardo da Vinci
Paramount and Universal have entered a fierce battle for the right to movie a work by Walter Isaacson, dedicated to the legendary Renaissance artist and scientist Leonardo da Vinci. According to Deadline, if Paramount wins, the chances of which are very high, the shooting will be entrusted to Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way studio, of course, with an eye to the actor himself playing the main role. According to the family legend, DiCaprio got his name in honor of his great Italian namesake. This happened because the future Hollywood actor first pushed in his mother's belly when she was examining the master's picture in one of the European museums. Note that Isaacson's works were movieed earlier. In 2015, the movie "Steve Jobs" was released, based on his work. To write a book about Leonardo da Vinci, the writer studied not only paintings, but also the artist's diaries, as well as his many inventions. The work also pays attention to da Vinci's personal life, including his non-traditional sexual orientation, which is questioned by many historians. At the time of this writing, the shooting and possible rental schedules of the project were not specified. The Topic of Article: Studio Leonardo DiCaprio may make a movie about Leonardo da Vinci. |
