A biographical film based on the life and career of the legendary Sister Rose Tarp, a gospel musician who pushed boundaries and paved the way for rock 'n' roll music, is well underway, and the lead role has been assigned to the singer-songwriter. Liza.
The film still doesn't have a release date, nor has it been announced who will direct it, but according to Deadline Hollywood, the biopic's producers include the actor Forest Whitaker and Lizo herself.
The film will depict "a pivotal period in Tharp's life - a period of revolutionary innovation, defiant passion and secret love."
"As he breaks musical boundaries with his signature guitar sound, he must deal with social restrictions, hide his love for another woman and ultimately transform a wedding into one of the most legendary concerts in history - the first stadium performance," reveals Deadline Hollywood.
The Rosetta Tharp Sisters had a huge influence on rock 'n' roll music and inspired numerous legendary musicians, including Elvis Presley, Chaka Beria, Little Richard, Johnny Cash i Bob Dylan.
While “Rosetta” will be the first film entirely about the musician, it won’t be the first time her character has appeared on the big screen. In 2022, British musician Jola portrayed her in the film “Elvis.” Luhrmann Base.
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