US President Barack Obama, speaking for the first time about allegations that Secret Service agents hired prostitutes, said on Sunday that "of course I'll be angry" if those accusations are proven true by an investigation.
Washington - A biopic of Sir Elton John’s colourful life with Justin Timberlake starring as the legendary singer is all set to go on floor as soon as they find a director the pop star is comfortable working with.
The veteran musician is preparing to turn his life story into a major movie-musical with help of his film producer partner David Furnish and ‘Billy Elliot’ writer Lee Hall.
The 64-year-old had previously named Timberlake as his first choice for the lead role after the former N’Sync hunk played him in one of his music videos, and Furnish has now revealed the singer-turned-actor has agreed to be part of the movie, as long as he has “chemistry” with the movie’s chosen director.
“We’re searching for a director. It’s important we all share the same vision,” Contactmusic quoted him as telling E!Online.
“Elton and Justin have had conversations about it. Justin also says he has to feel comfortable with the director and the director has to be comfortable with Justin. The chemistry is really important. There’s no race to make this. We’re just going to take the time to make it right,” he added.
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