Logan Brings DiCaprio Back to '30s Hollywood

The last time gay screenwriter John Logan and actor Leonardo DiCaprio teamed up on a project was Martin Scorsese's The Aviator, a film bio of Howard Hughes that focused on the legendary eccentric's stint in 1930s Hollywood, where the mogul ran RKO Studios and romanced the likes of Katharine Hepburn and Ava Gardner.

Now Logan and DiCaprio will return to Tinseltown's golden age with director Michael Mann.

The still-untitled project, written by Logan, will feature DiCaprio as a Hollywood private eye who hushes up celebrity scandals and keeps stars out of the tabloid headlines.

Characters in the film will include icons of the era, including legendary diva Judy Garland. Studios are apparently lining up to win the rights to the film, which will boast a budget of $120 million and all the Oscar power big names like this can muster.