Nicole Scherzinger ‘has Andrew Lloyd Webber’s support to star in a film adaptation of Sunset Boulevard after successful Broadway run’

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According to reports, Nicole Scherzinger is said to have won Andrew Lloyd Webber’s backing to play the role of Norma Desmond in a movie version of Sunset Boulevard.

Previously a member of The Pussycat Dolls, now aged 47, gained both critical and popular praise for her latest role as a fading movie star from the silent film era on Broadway.

Nicole is said to be fully devoted to the musical that won the Tony Award for the Best Revival of a Musical.

According to a source from Los Angeles, Andrew is keen on making a movie with Nicole. He believes that the energy generated by their successful Broadway run should be utilized further.

It seems like we’re nearer than ever before to this point, and for Andrew, who has spent years working towards it, this will bring immense joy.

As a die-hard admirer, I’m thrilled to share some exciting news! If everything goes according to plan and timelines are met, filming for this fantastic project could potentially start as soon as next year! Fingers crossed!

Andrew believes that Nicole and the cast possess the charm to reintroduce musicals at the Oscars. It’s often forgotten that the cinema adaptations of Les Miserables and Chicago were blockbusters, garnering numerous accolades.

Nicole had mentioned before that she could potentially be part of a movie version of the musical, expressing earlier this year, “That’s my aspiration.

‘So I’m manifesting it right now.’ 

The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Andrew and Nicole for comment. 

After Nicole’s alleged powerful, dramatic performance in Sunset Boulevard last month, the assertions have been made following her bringing the house down.

Following Nicole’s reportedly spectacular finale performance in Sunset Boulevard last month, the statements are now being made.

Both sentences convey the same meaning while maintaining a natural and easy-to-read style.

The performer appeared on stage for the final time, emulating a silent film actor, leaving spectators speechless due to her eerie final appearance, characterized by dramatic blood trickling down her neck.

Nicole has won rave reviews for her role in the gritty classic.

As Nicole prepared for her final performance, heartfelt tributes flooded her social media accounts. Her vocal coach praised her as a “powerful and natural force.

In their initial meeting, she directly met his gaze and confidently asserted, “I’m a diligent learner. Inform me of what needs to be accomplished, and I will make sure it gets completed.

At that moment, Nicole posted on Instagram saying: “The sun is setting for the last time on Sunset Boulevard.” (In this paraphrase, I tried to keep the original meaning and tone but made it slightly more conversational and easier to understand.)

After spending the last two years immersed in the character of Norma Desmond, it’s hard to believe that today marks the final performance. A role that started as a temporary engagement, was later extended, and has now been running for almost 10 months on Broadway seems to have gone by in the blink of an eye.

‘Norma’’ story is for anyone who’s ever felt alone. Lonely. Abandoned. Outcast.

‘For anyone who never felt like they belonged.

‘For those who once loved something deeply and had it taken from them, aching to reclaim it.

For visionaries, battlers, devotees, champions. For the resolute ones with an unwavering aim and strength, pursuing their passions fiercely.

‘”This is my life. It always will be. There is nothing else.”‘

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2025-08-10 03:33