Domino Harvey - Tragedy Not Included In Tony Scott Biopic

30-06-2005 23:00

LATEST: Movie maker TONY SCOTT is refusing to re-edit his new biopic on DOMINO HARVEY after the model-turned-bounty hunter's death this week (27JUN05) - in fact he's bringing the release date of the film forward.Harvey was found dead in the bathtub of her West Hollywood home on Monday, leaving movie industry experts convinced that the British director would reshoot scenes with his star KEIRA KNIGHTLEY to include the tragedy.But Scott insists his film is complete and there won't be any call backs. Instead, he and New Line studio bosses have decided to move the film's release back to original August date (05) to allow Knightley to properly promote the project during a break between shooting PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN sequels in the Caribbean.In tribute to Harvey, Scott says, "Domino never failed to surprise or inspire me over the last 12 years. She was a free spirit like no other."Meanwhile British model-turned-bounty hunter DOMINO HARVEY died of "undetermined causes" in her West Hollywood home on Monday 27JUN05), police have said.

The 35-year-old daughter of late English actor LAURENCE HARVEY - who starred in the original 1962 MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE - and model PAULENE STONE, was found dead in her bathtub.

Police revealed initial investigations suggest Harvey drowned, however the cause will not be confirmed until the coroner's drug and blood test results, which could take up to 10 weeks.

Lesbian socialite Domino quit modelling 12 years ago (93) to capture fugitives and criminals for a Los Angeles bail bong agency.

Domino's life story has recently been the subject of KEIRA KNIGHTLEY's new movie DOMINO, which is scheduled to hit cinema screens in the UK in August (05).