Amy Winehouse for movie stardom?
Amy Winehouse offered a role on the big screen
Amy Winehouse offered a role on the big screen
Amy Winehouse: the movie star. It’s a real possibility – if the troubled singer can clean up her act.
The 25-year-old star has been sent a script by Universal Pictures, with the view to her playing a music teacher in a problem school.
They’ve even offered a coach to help improve her acting skills.
A source told The Sun: ‘The movie is a bit like Michelle Pfeiffer’s film Dangerous Minds. Playing a music teacher will allow Amy to use her singing skills.
‘Jonathan Rhys Meyers is being talked about as her co-star.
‘She has been offered an acting coach called Matt Ryan from the Royal Academy of Music Theatre Department in London.
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‘But she needs to improve her health and state of mind, or the opportunity will be withdrawn.’
The source added: ‘You can’t have a teacher looking like a scrawny crack addict. It’s hoped the offer will be an incentive for her.’ Winehouse is already seemingly on the mend; a holiday in the Caribbean island of St. Lucia has done her the world of good – and she looks healthier than she has for months.
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