Director Jon M. Chu, renowned for his work on "Wicked," has revealed that Britney Spears will be significantly involved in the creative process of her upcoming biopic. In a recent interview, Chu expressed his excitement about the project, stating, "She will be very involved in this." This biopic is set to adapt Spears' memoir, The Woman in Me, providing an in-depth look at her life and struggles, including her rise to fame and personal challenges.

Chu, who recently celebrated a Golden Globe win for "Wicked," noted that while the project is still in the early stages, he is enthusiastic about collaborating with Spears to ensure her story is told accurately and respectfully. "I'm a big fan of Britney. I've been a fan since I was young," he said during a red carpet interview at the Golden Globes (USA Today). Chu added, "I want to do her justice and tell her story right."

According to SFGate, fans have already begun dreaming up potential castings for the role of Spears, with names like Sabrina Carpenter and Sydney Sweeney emerging as popular choices. Despite the ongoing speculation, Chu confirmed that there is currently no finalized script or cast for the film.

The biopic will shine a light on Spears' complex journey, starting from her explosive start in the late 1990s with hits like "Baby One More Time" and "Toxic" to her prolonged conservatorship, which has brought significant media attention in recent years. Chu emphasized the importance of authenticity in portraying Spears' story, recognizing the scrutiny and challenges she has faced throughout her career.

As the director prepares to focus on completing the sequel Wicked: For Good, he remains committed to bringing Spears' narrative to the big screen with the care it deserves. "We're developing it now and it's a long road ahead," Chu remarked.