According to Variety, Zendaya and Jenkins have agreed to focus the biopic on the Ronettes singer’s six-year marriage to controversial producer Phil Spector; the memoir chronicles Spector as a ...

Ronnie Spector had one of the wildest lives in pop music history. She led the Ronettes, the early-’60s girl group who made some of the all-time great pop songs with producer Phil Spector.

Zendaya and filmmaker Barry Jenkins are working together on a new movie about music legend Ronnie Spector, reported The Hollywood Reporter. However, Spector's personal life was troubled.

However, the film is expected to focus on the singer’s life with the troubled producer Phil Spector, according to Deadline, who first reported the news of Jenkins’ involvement. Dave Kajganich ...

It’s understood Jenkins and Zendaya have arrived at a version of Spector’s life that aims to immerse audiences in what the singer’s life with the troubled producer Phil Spector felt like ...

After initially signing with Colpix Records, the group joined forces with Phil Spector, who signed them to his Philles Records imprint. Instant success followed, thanks to influential hits such as ...

The movie will focus on Spector's life, including her success as the lead singer of The Ronettes and her difficult marriage to producer Phil Spector. The script is written by Dave Kajganich and ...

producer Phil Spector, felt like. Deals for Spector’s life rights and for the “Be My Baby” memoir she wrote with Vince Waldron remain intact. The feature is in development with Kajganich who ...

agreed on a version of Spector’s story that could immerse audiences in what the singer’s life with the troubled producer Phil Spector felt like rather than a traditional cradle to the grave ...

The film will cover Spector’s early years. The story will focus on how the Ronettes were formed and eventually signed to Philles Records, run by Phil Spector, who would later become Ronnie’s ...

“I always appreciated drummers like Hal Blaine (Phil Spector’s favourite session drummer) and Earl Palmer (Little Richard, Fats Domino, Frank Sinatra) who were consummate studio musicians and ...

While there’s a touch of the hammy baritone Iggy was deploying on albums like The Idiot ... He said, “It’s just a classic Phil Spector beat. If you listen to it and imagine it played on a big drum kit ...