About to turn 75, the singer Cher received the closest thing to a gift: the study Universal is working on a movie about his life (biopic) from its inception, through its rise to fame in the 1960s, to its subsequent tenure at the top of the entertainment industry.
This was announced by the same artist from her Twitter account, where she also explained that the Oscar-winning Eric Roth, her “dear friend” and winner of the Academy Award for best adapted screenplay of “Forrest Gump”, will be in charge of writing the script. of the feature film.
On the other hand, Cher revealed that producers Judy Craymer and Gary Goetzman, who worked with her on the sequel to “Mamma Mia!”, titled “Here We Go Again” and released in 2018, will also participate in the film project.
One more film in the wave of ‘biopics’
Although there is still no title for the biographical tape of Cher, The production is expected to encompass the artist’s extensive musical career, who in addition to being a singer is also a figure in the world of television, film and fashion.
As an actress, the popular ‘Goddess of Pop’ played memorable roles in such films as “Mask”, “Silkwood”, “The Witches of Eastwick” and “Moonstruck”; The latter, precisely, earned her an Oscar for best actress in 1987.
The biopic from Cher It comes at a time when Hollywood is betting on a wave of biographical tapes about music stars, which began with “Bohemian Rhapsody”, dedicated to Freddie Mercury, followed by “Rocketman” by Elton John and seeks to continue with other titles focused on the Bee Gees, Whitney Houson and Elvis Presley.
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