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Oct. 3, 2013— -- There are new questions this week about one of Hollywood's most famous and famously fractured families.

Among them are whether Ronan Farrow, the son of the Oscar-winning director Woody Allen, may actually be the biological child of Frank Sinatra.

Maureen Orth is a special correspondent at Vanity Fair.

Maureen Orth is a special correspondent at Vanity Fair.

MIA'S STORY MAUREEN ORTH November

Orth reconnects with Farrow to discuss her human-rights work, her relationship with Frank Sinatra, the home she created for her 14 adopted and biological.

Early last year, writer Maureen Orth learned an intriguing bit of trivia: A story she had written for Vanity Fair about Mia Farrow and Woody.

Ronan's mother and Allen's longtime romantic partner, Mia Farrow, suggested in a recent interview that might be the case.

In the interview with Vanity Fair magazine special correspondent Maureen Orth, Farrow was asked point-blank if her son Ronan Farrow is really Sinatra's son.

Farrow responded, "Possibly."

Her response unleashed a tidal wave of speculation. Farrow and Sinatra were once married and the romance reportedly continued after their divorce. Ronan does bear more than a passing resemblance to "Ol' Blue Eyes" Frank Sinatra and, according to Orth, it goes beyond looks.

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