If Nancy Sinatra says no, perhaps her sister Tina feels the same way?
Anyone with any respect for the biological reality of Francis Albert Sinatra as he walked the earth in the early ‘50s would find the proposed casting of the too-tall, too-wide-faced Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese’s Frank-Ava biopic to be absurd.
World of Reel’s Jordan Ruimy caught this first.
Variety’s Tatiana Siegel, posted on 4.17:
HE agrees with Nancy — the proposed Leo–JLaw casting doesn’t cut it:
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