Robert Davi, 70, has signed on with conservative filmmakers and married couple Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney to direct the movie because he thinks the 'conservative movement is lacking' entertainment content to the level of the left.
'There's a lot of great films that people do, but they're not as engaging as you would say that we have coming out of Hollywood, which is mostly the progressive left. And that's just how it's always been,' Davi explained in a phone interview on Monday according to the DailyMail.
One of Davi's greatest concerns is making certain the story of Hunter, 51, is told in a 'tasteful' way that 'humanizes' him and the struggles he went through, while further exposing the reality encompassing the son of the most powerful world leader.
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'It tells the story, but it humanizes the characters,' he announced of the script. 'It's telling facts, it's telling what happened, and at the same time it's a delicate story because – you know.'
He then stated: 'I have family members who struggled with addiction and some who still continue to struggle with addiction. So there's a sensitivity toward that and not to demonize something – a story.'
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'It will tastefully show most of the – because, you know, it's interesting… you show the good with the bad,' Davi continued. 'You know, that's life. And it's nothing he's not admitted to.'
While he intends to make the film 'tasteful, fair and factual', Davi announced they will take 'some dramatic license to simplify things.'
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'I want it to be stark but I don't want it to be repulsive,' he continued when denying there is any aim for the film's rating.
Davi has acted in roughly 150 movies and TV shows, including playing villain Franz Sanchez in the James Bond film 'License to Kill'; FBI Special Agent Big Johnson in 'Die Hard'; and Jake Fratelli, one of the main villain's sons and sidekicks, in cult classic 'The Goonies'.
More recently, the actor has ventured into the world of directing.
Davi states he feels compelled to direct this movie because he is concerned matters encompassing Hunter Biden are underreported.
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'It just was a very riveting story,' Davi said. 'I was wondering why it was so underreported around the world, or at least investigation – why it wasn't investigated enough.'
'Most people don't know all the details about it,' he added. 'Meanwhile, we have tremendous facts.'
'It needs to be examined, it needs to be told.'
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