The biopic of Kim Novak starring Sydney Sweeney will be “Sex”

Kim Novak Share her concerns about the upcoming biopic scandal!according to her life.

Novak, 92, told guardian Her relationship with the singer Sammy Davis Jr. In an interview published on Saturday, August 30.

“He’s the one I really care about,” she added. “We have a lot in common, including the need to accept who we are, what we do, not what we look like.

The upcoming biopic, currently in production, Star Sydney Sweeney and David Jonsson And follow the reality story of Novak and Davis Jr., who participated in the infamous 1950s love affair. When the news of 1957 was romantic Harry CohnIt was reported that the head of Colombian Pictures at the time threatened to hit the mob at the famous singer.

The two eventually called it the pressure exerted by external influencers and quit. (Davis Jr. died of throat cancer at the age of 64 in 1990.)

“[Novak] Never wanted to get married then – to anyone. “Novak’s manager, Sue Cameron,Tell people In an interview in November 2024. “It’s a romance based on love, respect and what they share.

Cameron continued: “Kin and Sammy met at a party and realized they were both rebels and outsiders. Both of them had close ties to their families and had time with close relatives in Hollywood and Chicago. In fact, she hoped their relationship would help break down people’s racial bias.”

According to Cameron, Novak “recognized that there were at least four unauthorized and unauthorized projects in the development regarding the Kim Novak and Sammy Davis incidents.” scandal! Also an actor Colman Domingo’The director made his debut.

“Hopefully we’ll make a beautiful, sweet movie, which is really about the possibility of love, but under many eyes,” Domingo, 55, told Deadline November 2024.

Related: Filmmaker claims Sydney Sweeney is “not pretty” and “can’t act”

Steven Simione/Line Chart Hollywood producer Carol Baum won’t hype around Sydney Sweeney. “There is now an actress that everyone loves now – Sydney Sweeney,” Baum said during the screening of her 1988 film The Dead Ringtone in The Daily Mail. “I don’t have Sydney Sweeney,” Baum said. […]

Novak is arguably one of the last iconic Hollywood idols of the past. She starred in the legendary director Alfred HitchcockThe masterpiece dizzinessconsolidates the actress into a real star. Although she lives in seclusion now, guardianshe now finds herself the subject of several films, including Kim Novak’s Vertigo, a documentary about her premiere at this year’s Venice Film Festival.

The actress was also honored for her lifetime achievement award – an award she considers as a “gift.”

She told guardian In the same interview. “I think I’m honored with real performance. It’s complete.”