Whitney Houston's incredible life story to be made into film about her career
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mirror.co.ukWhitney Houston’s life story will be made into a film by the man behind hit Queen movie Bohemian Rhapsody. Sony’s TriStar company won the rights to the film, which is expected to be a celebration of Whitney’s career – leaving out some of the more graphic drug-fuelled disasters which blighted her later life.
Troubled Whitney, regarded as one of the greatest female singers of all time, was 48 when she died by accidental drowning in a Los Angeles hotel room in February 2012.
But a coroner ruled drug abuse and heart disease were also factors. The film, provisionally titled I Wanna Dance With Somebody, is backed by Houston’s estate, music producer Clive Davis – who worked with her – and Anthony McCarten, who wrote the Queen biopic.
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