Will DiCaprio return for 'Shutter Island' reshoot?

As previously reported in Loaded Gun, Oscar-winning director of "The Departed" Martin Scorsese and his golden boy Leonardo DiCaprio are slotted to film reshoot scenes for the movie "Shutter Island" at the abandoned Medfield State Hospital located at 45 Hospital Rd.

Now that the Golden Globes are over, it seems that DiCaprio's schedule is jampacked promoting "Revolutionary Road." On Jan. 20, he dashes to D.C. to watch Obama's inauguration.

So, when is he back in Boston? Based on a tip here from the mother of Aidan Mitchell, the young boy who plays DiCaprio's son in "Shutter Island," it's soon.

Mitchell's mom reveals that her child has been called back for an additional shot with DiCaprio.

Based on the epic novel "Shutter Island" by Dennis Lehane, the Boston-shot flick features DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo and Ben Kingsley and was shot in Taunton's Whittenton Mills Complex (recrafted as the horrific Nazi concentration camp Dachau) as well as the Medfield State Hospital and Peddocks Island. Other locales include Borderland State Park, Hyde Park and Wilson Mountain Reservation in Dedham.

In other "Shutter Island" news, a source here--who talked to author Lehane in Arizona--says the first 10 minutes of the movie is deeply disturbing.

Lehane's take on the footage? "Teddy (DiCaprio) walks up the hospital on Shutter Island. There's a woman patient sitting there, with a scar across her throat. She looks at Teddy, and slices her finger across her throat. He said the scene freaks him out."

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