Garner reported to have beat out hopefuls including Florence Pugh and Alexa Demie to play the singer in the telling of her own life story.
The biopic would mark Madonna’s third feature film as director, after the London-set comedy-drama Filth and Wisdom from 2008 and the Wallis Simpson/Edward VIII biopic W.E., which was released in 2012. Anyone else who tries is a charlatan and a fool … Why would Universal Studios want to make a movie about me based on a script that is all lies???” An earlier attempt to mount a Madonna biopic derailed after the musician herself vocally criticised the script on social media.
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Speaking about the film on The Tonight Show in October 2021, Madonna said that she wanted to take the reins as both a writer and director because previous attempts to dramatise her rise had been so misguided. Entertainment Weekly then reported that the bombshell was in talks to join the cast as Madonna's best friend, the actor Debi Mazar. Per The Hollywood Reporter, these included Little Women's Florence Pugh, Euphoria's Alexa Demie, Australian indie darling Odessa Young, and newcomer Emma Laird, as well as singers Bebe Rexha and Sky Ferreira. The auditions that some advanced to were described as "grueling" by sources with knowledge of the project, who added that they involved singing, acting and intense, sometimes 11-hours-long sessions with Madonna and her choreographer.
Garner is reported to have beat out Florence Pugh, Euphoria star Alexa Demie and Aussie actress Odessa Young for the role in the musical biopic directed by ...
It’s essential to share the rollercoaster ride of my life with my voice and vision.” The movie is being produced by Universal Pictures, and is said to follow the early days of the Queen of Reinvention as she desperately seeks – and finds – stardom in New York. The 'Queen of Pop' herself is set to helm the upcoming movie about her life and times.
Julia Garner has been offered the leading role in the upcoming Madonna biopic, directed by Madonna herself, after a gruelling audition process.
The focus of the film will be music, in addition to the untold stories of Madonna's own life. Garner has yet to have a real breakout role on the big screen, and it's hard to imagine a better opportunity than this. None other than Madonna herself will be directing the film, with Amy Pascal (Barbie, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) producing.
Here's all you need to know about Mark Foster, the frontman for the band Foster the People, who married Ozark actress Julia Garner in December 2019.
Garner later revealed to Vogue, "He read me a poem he had written to me, and when he finished, he dropped to a knee and asked me to marry him." It felt like I was floating up in the air — it was the most magical moment I've ever had." It was very surreal, and the most beautiful present I've ever received. Back in 2012, Foster spoke about writing a song with Swift, whom he called "super talented." Is this a stalker?' I clicked on him and I was like, 'Oh, Mark. Oh, he's cute. he told Fuse. "We kind of just went into it casually, like 'Yeah, let's just jam and just like have fun,' and something really cool came out of it." "Foster the People wouldn't exist without Mophonics," the songwriter previously told Bloomberg. "Mophonics is kind of a creative home for me." Reflecting on his commercial days, the composer told Interview Magazine, "When I wasn't composing for commercials, I would write. Garner added, "It kind of became a tradition." And I'm proud of the conversation that it created." Before his music hit the radio, Foster worked at the music production company Mophonics composing jingles for commercials, including Muscle Milk's " Spring Break It Down." While working there, Foster also wrote songs for his band. Four months later, I started the band, and eight months later, we were signed.
Garner will play the Queen of Pop in the upcoming biopic, but first she had to run a marathon in a rhinestone cone bra, or something.
She is now a legend in her own right, and I hope the corset chafing isn’t too bad. I like to think that Garner had to leap up and straddle various buff, bare-chested men on stage, in front of a dead-eyed Madonna herself. Can I run through a deserted field, fall gracefully, then sensually kiss the feet of Jesus? Do I have the right combination of sex appeal and vulnerability to sing “Like a Virgin” through a tulle veil?
Actor Julia Garner, best known for her breakout roles in Ozark and Inventing Anna, has reportedly been offered the role of Madonna in an upcoming biopic on ...
Music has kept me going and art has kept me alive. Universal Filmed Entertainment Group chairman Donna Langley won the script in a multi-studio bidding war, and Amy Pascal is attached as a producer. Garner has emerged the favourite from over a dozen candidates for the role that will be helmed by Madonna herself, reported Variety quoting an insider.
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In 2020, she shared her talent for impressions with Jimmy Fallon, giving her best Britney Spears and Gwen Stefani on an episode of the Tonight Show. Garner is, according to the outlet, the front-runner of nearly a dozen candidates, which included Florence Pugh and Euphoria's Alexa Demie, as well as singers Bebe Rexha and Sky Ferreira. Her team is expected to accept the offer soon, however nothing is set in stone quite yet. Julia Garner, the actor best-known for her Emmy-winning turn as Ruth Langmore on Netflix's dark thriller Ozark, as well as her spot-on impression of Anna Delvey, a.k.a Anna Sorokin, in Inventing Anna, has been offered the role of Madonna in the queen of pop's forthcoming biopic, Variety reports.
Madonna has found the actress to play her in an upcoming biopic: Inventing Anna star Julia Garner. The pop icon is directing the film about her own life and ...
In the announcement of the film, Madonna said she hoped to "convey the incredible journey that life has taken me on as an artist, a musician, a dancer — a human being, trying to make her way in this world. So, finally, I just threw down the gauntlet." "The reason I’m doing it is because a bunch of people have tried to write movies about me, but they’re always men," Madonna told Jimmy Fallon in October 2021.
The Inventing Anna star has been offered one of the most sought after roles in recent years.
Music has kept me going and art has kept me alive. It seems as though Julia Garner will be blessing our screens as the iconic ‘Material Girl’ very shortly. The Inventing Anna star was first rumoured to be in the running all the way back in August 2020, when Madonna’s manager Guy Oseary followed the actress on Instagram. The resemblance between the actress and a young Madonna is uncanny and fans have been clamouring for her to give a portrayal of the iconic pop star since the project was announced.