Volkswagen's diesel scandal has been one of the biggest news of the century.
Leonardo DiCaprio set to produce a movie of automaker's scandal
Leonardo DiCaprio's production company, Appian Way, has acquired the movie rights to Volkswagen's diesel scandal.
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It is so huge that it has captured the attention of Hollywood.
Reports say Appian Way Productions, Leonardo DiCaprio's company, along with Paramount Pictures, has gotten the film rights to the scandal.
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Variety Magazine reports that Leonardo will be teaming with Paramount Studios and actress, Jennifer Davisson Killoran, on the movie.
Also, New York Times journalist, Jack Ewing, is currently writing a book dubbed 'the Too Big To Fail of the auto industry'.
Hopefully, this will give the actor a better shot at the Oscar he deserves.
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