Bros’ Matt Goss needs Idris Elba to play him in a biopic

Matt Goss has jokingly claimed that he’d like Idris Elba to play him in a biopic about his life.

Talking to Metro.co.uk for his or her Responsible Pleasures part, the Bros legend shared his imaginative and prescient for a “warts-and-all” biographical drama about him and his twin brother Luke.

“Our lives have virtually been science-fiction,” stated Matt. “Luke was born, they lower the umbilical wire, didn’t know my mum was having twins – that I used to be nonetheless in there. That’s how I’ve all the time wished the movie to start out.”

Requested who would play him and Luke within the movie, Goss contemplated: “That’s a tough one,” earlier than joking: “Idris Elba”

Elsewhere within the interview, the Bros frontman stated that the biopic wouldn’t draw back from the darker moments within the lives, together with the automobile accident that led to the tragic demise of their sister Carolyn.

Relating the lack of their sibling, which got here on the peak of their fame in ’80s, Goss defined: “It was surreal, coming again and having 700 individuals at your home, figuring out you’re going into some horrible information, then three days later you’re doing Terry Wogan.”

Whereas discussing different incidents that might make it into the movie, Goss opened up in regards to the time he broke his tailbone on stage.

“They needed to virtually snap it again into place,” he stated. “It was the one most painful factor I’ve ever skilled. “Who knew? We’re sturdy fellas, till you flick us within the coccyx!”

A possible biopic would come on the again of 2018’s After The Screaming Stops, the much-quoted documentary in regards to the brotherly pop duo’s 2017 London O2 Area present.

The documentary – which NME beforehand described as half Spinal Faucet, half The Workplace, half Alan Partridge (and even, at factors, considerably poignant) – grew to become a success on BBC iPlayer following its premiere on BBC 4.