Trouble in Toronto? 'Bobby' still 'unfinished'

Uh-oh. A secret source within Harvey Weinstein's inner circle just confirmed this rumor: yes, The Happy Oscar Warrior plans to take his precious "Bobby" to Toronto "unfinished. "

Visions of "Elizabethtown" disaster loom! Last year we Oscarwatchers were told that Cameron Crowe had such complete confidence in his Orlando Bloom/ Kirsten Dunst heart-tugger that he didn't mind showing it in rough form to industryites at the Toronto Film Festival. The audience was not impressed with the result and even though Crowe fine-tuned the pic later on, cutting out some of the dull, drag-on parts, bad word of mouth doomed its debut back in the U.S.

Are we right to be leery of "Bobby"?

Nope, says the (rather biased) source. Harvey's just fussing with issues like how much voiceover we should hear from old tapes of Robert Kennedy. Initially, there was additional voiceover recorded by Martin and Charlie Sheen (father and brother of director/writer Emilio Estevez), but Harvey had that yanked.

"Also there are a couple of tech issues still being worked out," says the source. "And a song. It's being written by a huge, huge music star specifically for the film, but even I don't know who Harvey's got up his sleeve. He's being really secretive about that and it won't be added to the film until after Toronto."

Photo: Harvey hopes that 'Bobby' will be his first best picture contender since he and brother Bob broke away from Miramax to form their own shingle.
(Weinstein Co.)