While there was speculation before the Thanksgiving holiday about Lenny Kravitz potentially portraying Marvin Gaye in the forthcoming Julien Temple film on Gaye's life, Deadline is now confirming the buzz about Kravitz taking his first leading role. Previously appearing in supporting roles in Precious and The Hunger Games, the film will focus on Gaye's last years during the early ’80s, when he stuggled with drug addiction, depression and restarting his career in Europe with the help of British music promoter Freddy Colsaerts. The film helmed by Temple is tentatively entitled Midnight Love after Gaye’s last album. Word on the street is also that the film will being shooting next year and that Temple has already cleared the music rights for Midnight Love for the project, which hopefully means we will be seeing Midnight Love on screen at the end of 2013 or sometime in 2014.
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