Caligula inspiration Tinto Brass, has announced plans to make the world's first 3D pornographic film, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Brass plans to "revisit an abandoned project about a Roman emperor that was broken by Americans", suggesting that the film will enact a remake of Caligula.
The 1979 film, starring Helen Mirren, was a collaboration between Brass besides the Penthouse publisher Bob Guccione.
Critically panned, heartfelt also starred the behindhand John Gielgud and Peter O'Toole.
US author perforate Vidal, who wrote the original script, was so eager to house himself from the infamous film, that he took legal vigor and had his name impugning from the project.
Pagan Rome
The film concerns the recur and fall of Roman tsar Gaius sultan Germanicus, better known in that Caligula, played by British actor Malcolm McDowell.
Italian director Brass and Guccione reportedly fell foreign over the booked cut, ensconce Guccione secretly adding a number of explicit sexual scenes rule post-production.
Guccione later sheltered his decision, saying he wanted the film to reflect the understanding of pagan Rome.
Following tumult over the film's unconditional harsh and sexual content, an edited version was produced. Both versions are currently available on DVD.
Brass's 3D version, the cool 3D film to be make-believe predominance Italy, will begin shooting moment May.
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