Lewis Hamilton has expressed interest of authorising a biopic after watching ‘King Richard’ – a film on the Williams’ sisters
Lewis Hamilton has recently watched the Oscar-winning film ‘King Richard’, a biopic on Serena and Venus Williams and their father cum coach Richard Williams. The seven-time World Champion is impressed and expressed interest in having a biopic on himself in the future.
Hamilton is presently producing a documentary on his life and career. Speaking on his interest about a biopic, Hamilton said, “We’ve this documentary that we’re working on and I think you have to just do everything at the right time. I think yes, one day perhaps I will try to do the same (biopic) maybe. I’m very inspired by how Will (Smith) did it with his team. And with those two icons (Venus and Serena), pretty proud of them. So yes, maybe one day.”
Lewis Hamilton revealed that he could relate to the story of ‘King Richard’. “Behind everybody that’s successful there is always somebody and I can relate to it because I have a very amazing family and without them, I would not be here today.”
Could we see Lewis Hamilton making an appearance in ‘Euphoria’?
Lewis Hamilton is not new to a project in the film industry. Although a biopic is a thing of the future, Hamilton has been associated with the industry for multiple projects. Presently, he is working on a documentary and recently he expressed interest in playing a part in the popular web series ‘Euphoria’.
Hamilton’s post on social media last month got fans wondering if we could see the F1 star on the sets of Euphoria Season 3. Hamilton was seen occupying the front row seat with Zendaya at a fashion show in Paris. Hamilton and Zendaya have been friends for quite some time now with the duo previously seen together in Tommy Hilfiger’s fashion show in 2019. Hamilton appears to be a fanboy of the Spiderman actress and watches her show, Euphoria.
Hamilton wrote on his social media, “Thanks for having me @MaisonValentino and sitting me next to Z, asked her if I could be on season 3, those Euphoria kids need a teacher.” The post had gone viral in no time and got fans drooling over the prospect of watching Hamilton in the HBO web series.
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