hand in what it's going to be like. It's a little bit like an Ayn Rand novel." Megalopolis was subsequently shelved in 2007, with Coppola claiming to not have entirely turned his back on it. Whilst he hasn't ruled out returning to the idea he has yet to do so, instead making and releasing Youth Without Youth (2007) -- a romance story wrapped up in a medical fantasy/mystery -- Tetro (2009) -- a drama revolving around the relationship of two brothers -- and the upcoming Twixt Now and Sunrise (2011) -- a gothic film created out of an alcohol induced dream the director had in Turkey! The possibility of Megalopolis remains, but it seems that viewers will have to suffice with Coppola's other 'personal' projects, rather than his grand science fiction feature. 04. GEORGE CUKOR'S SOMETHING'S GOT TO GIVE Possibly one of the most famous unfinished pieces of cinema in Hollywood's history, Something's Got To Give re-teamed Marilyn Monroe with director George Cukor in an attempt to recreate the success of their previous collaboration, Let's Make Love (1960). Starring opposite Dean Martin and Cyd Charisse, Monroe played Ellen Arden -- a wife and mother of two who is legally declared dead after being lost at sea! -- in what was a remake of the earlier Cary Grant and Irene Dunne screwball comedy My Favourite Wife (1940). From the beginning of the shoot the production was plagued with problems. Monroe had recently undergone gallbladder surgery and called in sick with a