Almost 70 years ago, the world lost rising star James Dean. In 1955, he died in a car accident after only being in three movies of his career. On the anniversary of his passing, an announcement came of a James Dean biopic coming about his alleged gay romance.

Bast wrote the book describing his experience of meeting Dean, who starred in only three films "East of Eden", "Rebel Without a Cause", and "Giant" as

Next year will mark the 70th anniversary of James Dean’s untimely death — and yet the actor remains a compelling figure to plenty of cinephiles born in the decades since then. (That’s without getting into the use of the late actor’s voice in an AI-powered reading app.

Writer-director Guy Guido is planning to make a feature film on the personal life of the legendary Hollywood star James Dean. According to The Hollywood Repor.

A James Dean biopic written and directed by gay film producer Guy Guido will explore the star’s rumoured gay romance.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, writer and director Guy Guido has secured the rights to the 2006 memoir Surviving James Dean and has tasked himself with writing and directing the feat

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A new feature film about James Dean’s supposed gay college romance may be on the way. Writer and director Guy Guido plans to film a biopic based on William Bast’s 2006 memoir, Surviving James Dean, about Bast’s fling with the actor,

The late author William Bast wrote in his 2006 memoir that he and James Dean were close friends and lovers in the five years before Dean died at age 24 in 1955

James Dean's best friend once alleged they had a private, years-long affair, and now there are plans to adapt their story into a movie.