Leo and Armie Lock Lips for Hoover

And it’s a wrap.

According to E! Online’s Marc Malkin and Brett Malec, Leonardo DiCaprio and Armie Hammer have filmed their kissing scene for the upcoming Clint Eastwood–directed biopic J. Edgar.

According to a source, the scene between the two actors is hot. DiCaprio is starring in the film as late FBI boss J. Edgar Hoover, while The Social Network’s Hammer plays his protégé and rumored lover Clyde Tolson.

"[They did] more [takes] than Clint normally does," the source said. "They wanted to make it right ... It's a more involved scene than just the kissing ... It was so sexy."

Before production began, it was rumored the film had been stripped of its gay content. But screenwriter Dustin Lance Black told AfterElton.com: "To think that somehow you’re going to a make a movie about somebody like J. Edgar and you’re not going to learn what’s in his heart, that’s just not going to happen in a script that I write. It’s unfounded [the idea that the movie is being de-gayed.]"

Mad Men's Jon Hamm as the Next Superman?

Don Draper: Man of Steel?

Don't count on it. Speaking to MTV on the red carpet of the Golden Globe awards, Hamm said, "I think that's a young man's game. I think I've been aged out of that one."

Sorry, fan base.

Last fall, as rumors about casting for the next Superman film reboot began to heat up, fans began to clamor for 'Mad Men' star Jon Hamm to take on the role. After all, he had the handsome, rugged good looks, as well as the air of mystery necessary to play the secretive Clark Kent.

Then, when 'The Social Network' star Arnie Hammer said that he heard the studio was looking to cast an actor age 35-40 for the role, speculation hit a fevered pitch. Even Hamm himself played into it, saying, "If the powers that be are thinking that, I'd like them to get in touch with me. Maybe we can discuss it."

But while Hamm worked with 'Superman' director Zack Snyder on the upcoming 'Suckerpunch,' he won't be donning the blue and red tights.

New Release Tuesday!

Here's a list of what's new today on Blu-Ray, CD and DVD including: "The Social Network" starring Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake, Armie Hammer and Brenda Song.

MOVIES

Alpha and Omega (B)

Dances with Wolves: 20th Anniversary Edition (B)

The Endless Summer (B)

The Freebie

Heartbreaker

The Long Kiss Goodnight (B)

One Upon a Time in America (B)

Piranha 3D (B)

Raging Bull: 30th Anniversary Edition (B)

Rob Roy (B)

Robinson Crusoe on Mars (B)

The Social Network (B)

MUSIC

British Sea Power - Valhaila Dancehall

Cage the Elephant - Thank You Happy Birthday

Cake - Showroom of Compassion

Steel Magnolia - Steel Magnolia

Wire - Red Barked Tree

TV SHOWS

Adam 12 - Volume 1

All in the Family - 8th Season

The Bullwinkle Show - Complete Series: 100% Complete Bull

Criss Angel Mindfreak - 6th Season

Doctor Who - Stories #44 & 111

Dragnet - 1968: Volume 1

ER - 14th Season

Greek - Chapter 5: 3rd Season

Hot in Cleveland - 1st Season

The Real Housewives of New Jersey - 2nd Season

The Real Housewives of Orange County - 3rd Season

Rules of Engagement - 4th Season

Skins - Volume 4

Soridid Lives: The Series - Complete Series (B)

Spin City - Volume 1

The Top Chef - 7th Season

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - Season 4, Volume 2

(B) = Available on Blu-Ray

“The Social Network” Star Armie Hammer to Play J. Edgar Hoover’s Alleged Lover in New Biopioc

Playing the Winklevoss twins to great acclaim in the hit movie The Social Network has elevated actor Armie Hammer from rising star to full-fledged stardom.

The latest proof is this: Entertainment Weekly reports that the 24-year-old actor is in talks to join Clint Eastwood and Leonardo DiCaprio’s upcoming J. Edgar Hoover biopic, which will now be called J. Edgar.

The screenplay is being written by Oscar winner Dustin Lance Black (Milk).

Hammer would play lawyer-turned-FBI-official — and, some say, Hoover’s lover — Clyde Tolson. Though the pair didn’t always agree on political tactics, Tolson remained a loyal friend and advisor to Hoover.

Two years ago, Hammer’s biggest role had been that of evangelist Billy Graham in the film Billy – The Early Years. And yes, he is the great-grandson of U.S. business tycoon Armand Hammer and never considered changing his name.

“I’m proud of my family name,” he said in a 2008 interview. “The only time it only hurt was in junior high school when the nicknames started. I also get a lot of questions about baking soda.”