   by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images.  A day after the death of
director Tony Scott, who fatally jumped from the Vincent Thomas
Bridge into the Los Angeles Harbor, ABC News is reporting that
the 68-year-old filmmaker had been diagnosed with inoperable
brain cancer. The news outlet did not indicate when Scott, who
directed Top Gun, Enemy of the State, and Days of Thunder and
was more recently producing the upcoming Christian Bale thriller
Out of the Furnace, was diagnosed. According to the Los Angeles
County Coroner’s office, his death is being investigated as a
suicide and an autopsy is scheduled for today.  Per previous
reports from witnesses and a 911 caller, at about 12:30 p.m. on
Sunday, Scott parked his car at the crest of the bridge, climbed
a fence, and jumped “without hesitation” from the 185-foot-high
span. Hours later, his body was retrieved from the water by a
Los Angeles Port Police dive team. Since his death,
investigators have located several notes to loved ones that
Scott left in his car and a su