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Bob Marley’s story is shaping up for the big screen.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, “One Night in Miami” star Kingsley Ben-Adir is set to play Marley in a biopic.
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“King Richard” director Reinaldo Marcus Green has been tapped to helm the film, which will tell the story of the Jamaican reggae icon.
Marley, who died in 1981 at age 36, is best known for classic songs like “Get Up, Stand Up,” “One Love,” “No Woman, No Cry,” “Could You Be Loved” and “Buffalo Soldier”.
The film is also being written by “King Richard” scribe Zach Baylin, with Marley’s widow Rita Marley and children Cedilla Marley and Ziggy Marley on board as producers.
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Along with “One Night in Miami”, Ben-Adir has appeared in “The OA”, “High Fidelity”, “Peaky Blinders” and “The Comey Rule”, as well as the upcoming Marvel series “Secret Invasion”.
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Bob Marley biopic.It was first announced back in 2018 that a biopic, produced by Ziggy Marley, was in the works, before Reinaldo Marcus Green, director of Oscar-nominated tennis drama King Richard, was revealed to be attached to the film last year.Ben-Adir, who most recently portrayed activist Malcolm X in One Night in Miami, will portray Marley in the as-yet-untitled film by Paramount Pictures.Speaking to Collider last year, director Green revealed that the film will focus on the making of Marley’s classic album ‘Exodus’ with The Wailers, which he recorded after moving to London following an unsuccessful assassination attempt in Jamaica.Of the Marley family’s input on the film, Green added: “Ziggy Marley is, right, my point of contact for the film, and producer on the project. So we’re full steam ahead.
EXCLUSIVE: Following a global search that took almost a year before making a decision, Paramount Pictures looks to have found the person to play its Reggae legend for its upcoming untitled Bob Marley biopic. Sources tell Deadline, Kingsley Ben-Adir has been tapped to play Reggae singer and musical icon Bob Marley in the biopic with King RIchard helmer Reinaldo Marcus Green directing.
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