AceShowbiz - Martin Scorsese, the acclaimed director known for his quintessential crime dramas, is set to dive into the turbulent waters of Hawaiian organized crime in an untitled mob film. This latest project promises to be a cinematic tour de force, starring a series of A-listers Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Emily Blunt.

The feature is being pitched as an electrifying blend of "Goodfellas" and "The Departed." Set against the vibrant and volatile backdrop of 1960s and 70s Hawaii, it draws parallels with Scorsese's earlier works, focusing on power struggles, cultural identity, and ruthless ambition.

Dwayne Johnson is set to play a real-life mob boss who fought rival crime factions to dominate the islands' underworld. He's ecstatic for the project, highlighting his connection to Hawaii and his long-standing desire to shoot a film in the region.

"It's such a psychological thing here," Johnson said. "But you know, from the moment I walk out of my house, I can't hide. But in a way, when I could disappear in a movie like this, it's truly inspiring."

This new endeavor not only marks another significant collaboration between Scorsese and DiCaprio following their collaborations in "The Wolf of Wall Street" and "Gangs of New York," and "Killers of the Flower Moon" but also a reunion between Johnson and Blunt.

The film was brought to Scorsese's attention by Johnson and Blunt, following the pair's successful collaboration on Disney's "Jungle Cruise." The duo, who are also co-starring in the upcoming A24 biopic "The Smashing Machine," enlisted the expertise of journalist and author Nick Bilton to pen the script.

The untitled drama is shaping up to be a monumental addition to the legacy of all involved, promising to deliver a riveting narrative set in a paradise caught between tranquility and turmoil. Stay tuned, as this is a project no young cinephile will want to miss!