What happens when the gilded secrets of Hollywood's past are unearthed? Prepare for 'Scandalous,' a cinematic excavation of a forbidden romance that could rewrite history.

The shimmering veneer of 1950s Hollywood concealed a multitude of sins, prejudices, and passions. Now, Colman Domingo, the acclaimed actor known for his commanding performances, is poised to peel back the layers of that era with his feature directorial debut, "'Scandalous.'" The film promises to delve into the clandestine love affair between iconic movie star Kim Novak and the groundbreaking entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., a relationship that defied the deeply entrenched societal norms and racial biases of the time.

Domingo, a force to be reckoned with in the world of acting, is no stranger to complex and compelling narratives. His transition to directing has been met with considerable anticipation, and "'Scandalous'" seems the perfect project to showcase his vision and storytelling prowess. The film is set to be a period drama, meticulously recreating the glamorous yet restrictive atmosphere of the 1950s. Imagine classic Hollywood brought back to life, filmed right in the heart of Los Angeles, with all its dazzling facades and hidden truths.

Category	Information
Name	Colman Domingo
Born	November 28, 1969 (age 54 years)
Birth Place	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Occupation	Actor, director, playwright, screenwriter
Education	Temple University
Years active	1990 present
Partner(s)	Ral Domingo (m. 2014)
Notable roles	Victor Strand in Fear the Walking Dead Ali Muhammad in Euphoria Joe Gilliam in Rustin
Awards	Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series (2020) Critics Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (2022)
Directorial Debut	"Scandalous" (Upcoming)
Reference	Colman Domingo Wikipedia Page