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Chase Eyes New Project: Italian Americans in Italy
8 Jul
Summary
- David Chase plans a story about Italian Americans relocating to Italy.
- He aims to reunite with actors from his 2012 film 'Not Fade Away'.
- Chase is also developing an HBO series about CIA chemist Sidney Gottlieb.
David Chase, acclaimed creator of "The Sopranos," has revealed plans for a potential new film project. This endeavor would focus on Italian Americans who are purchasing property and relocating to Italy, drawn by the availability of affordable homes in abandoned towns. Chase expressed a desire to tell a story about four such individuals and the discoveries they make in their ancestral country.
Beyond this Italian-centric concept, Chase also indicated a wish to reteam with actors John Magaro, Jack Huston, Will Brill, and Bella Heathcote. These performers were featured in his 2012 directorial effort, "Not Fade Away," a film set in 1960s New Jersey about a group of friends forming a rock band.
In addition to these film aspirations, Chase is also engaged in developing a series for HBO titled "Project: MKUltra." This project delves into the life of Sidney Gottlieb, a chemist and spymaster associated with the CIA, known for his involvement in mind-control experiments and his connection to the LSD counterculture.
