Lindsay Lohan, the actress better known for disorganized crime than the organized stuff, won't, as it turns out, star in the mob movie "Gotti: Three Generations."
The actress, who's facing felony grand theft charges after being accused of stealing a 
necklace from a jewelry store, had been in talks to play Victoria Gotti in the biopic.
On Wednesday, producer Marc Fiore said the talks were over and the actress is out.
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The Gottis and the Lohans are acquainted, Fiore's spokesman told TheWrap. And Victoria Gotti (below) and Lindsay Lohan (right) resemble each other.
Lohan even showed up at a press conference announcing the movie last week, fueling speculation she'd be in the film.
But Fiore apparently found negotiating with the actress frustrating.
"I will only ride a merry-go-round with my kids," he told TMZ.
Meanwhile, the picture is in flux: Its director, Nick Cassavetes, exited earlier this week after a scheduling conflict arose.
But it still has star power. John Travolta will play the late head of the Gambino crime family and Joe Pesci will play a lower-tier mobster.
The movie focuses on the head of the Gambino crime family, and his relationship with his son, John Gotti Jr., who became a "made man" when he was 24.
The younger Gotti ultimately decided to leave the organized-crime business.
Production is expected to begin in the fall with a release date late in 2012.
ICM signed on as worldwide sales agent.