Jeffrey Epstein was considering having a movie made about his inner circle.MEGA<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Jeffrey Epstein<\/a> wanted to rope Hollywood A-listers into playing his pals in a biopic on his life, RadarOnline.com<\/a> can reveal.<\/p>\n His dreams were revealed in the three million papers released on the case related to the pedophile s– trafficker last week, which we have now forensically examined.<\/p>\n Epstein shared his desire for A-listers to star in a movie about his life.DOJ<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Epstein shared his desire for A-listers to pack a movie of his life in 2008, the same year he was convicted in Florida for procuring a child for prostitution and soliciting a prostitute<\/a>.<\/p>\n It followed a plea deal that resulted in a controversial, shorter sentence and work release after an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse involving minors.<\/p>\n Epstein emailed a friend, noting former Donald Trump<\/a> advisor Steve Bannon wanted to “make a documentary,” apparently on his life.<\/p>\n He then added in another email to a pal: “Yes, thoughts. I prefer a movie, but can’t decide. Who should play me\u2026 .”<\/p>\n Epstein then added, “Anthony Hopkins<\/a> can play. Terje.”<\/p>\n The note appears to be a reference to Hopkins being a favorite of Epstein’s to portray Norwegian diplomat Terje R\u00f8d-Larsen.<\/p>\n Epstein suggested Anthony Hopkins for the role of Terje R\u00f8d-Larsen.DOJ<\/p>\n<\/div>\n He is now in hot water over another email included in the Epstein document dump, apparently from him, that includes a derogatory remark about Indians.<\/p>\n It is not known whether Epstein’s exchange about wanting Hopkins to play the politician was sent directly to him.<\/p>\n But the email chain about the movie dream included a note to the diplomat in which Epstein sends him a news clipping.<\/p>\n Epstein added during the exchange about a biopic on him in an email to a pal, whose name is redacted in the files from the DoJ: “Would you prefer to be played by Brad Pitt<\/a>, George Clooney,<\/a> or Jack Nicholson<\/a>?”<\/p>\n He added Hollywood playboy Nicholson would be “more appropriate” for the project, but did not state why.<\/p>\n Another email with the sender’s name redacted added: “What about Pierce Brosnan<\/a>? He’s my favorite James Bond.”<\/p>\n It added: “Definitely not Jack Nicholson. I got the hint. No more stress.”<\/p>\n There is no suggestion any of the actors named in the exchange knew of their mention in the notes or were involved in Epstein’s crimes.<\/p>\n The financier asked a friend if they preferred Pitt or Clooney for the film.MEGA<\/p>\n<\/div>\n But Epstein’s infamous “Black Book”<\/a> contained a stream of famous names.<\/p>\n Many names in the Epstein documents were included simply as contacts, acquaintances, or people in the same social circles, and their inclusion does not imply wrongdoing.<\/p>\nEpstein’s Movie Dreams Revealed<\/h2>\n
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Hollywood Stars Mentioned in Epstein Email Exchange<\/h2>\n
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Epstein’s ‘Black Book’<\/h2>\n
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