Madonna is upset with the proposed biographical film about herself.

After Universal Pictures released a biographical film project about her, "Queen of Pop" Madonna angrily spoke out against it.

Recently, Universal Pictures announced the production of the biographical film Blond Ambition, which will revolve around the life of the famous singer Madonna.

The film focuses on the early years of her career in New York, USA. Blond Ambition is also the name of the singer's memorable tour in 1990.

Shortly afterward, the film's "main character," Madonna, publicly spoke out against the project. Posting on Instagram, the Material Girl singer angrily stated: "No one knows what I know better than I do. That's why only I can tell my life story."

Singer Madonna booed and protested a biographical film project about her. Photo: AFP/Getty Images.

Furthermore, Madonna emphasized that she never agreed to produce this autobiographical film. Blond Ambition is directed by filmmaker Michael De Luca, the man behind the success of The Social Network and the two Fifty Shades films.

In her second post, Madonna shared an image of a script page and criticized the screenwriter for writing inaccurately. According to the script, which depicted a dialogue between the pop star and Dick Clark, Elyse wrote that Madonna was born in Detroit and was known for dropping out of high school.

Meanwhile, according to Madonna, the truth is quite the opposite. "I was born in Bay City, Michigan. Moreover, I didn't drop out of high school; in fact, I was a student at the University of Michigan," the 58-year-old singer stated.

Madonna was one of the most successful music stars of the 1990s and 2000s.

The "Queen of Pop" also expressed her disappointment, saying, "Why would Universal Studios want to make a biography about me based on a script that's full of lies and fabrications?"

The film's script was written by a relatively unknown screenwriter in Los Angeles, Elyse Hollander. The film doesn't focus much on Madonna's singing career but primarily explores the difficult aspects of her life during her early years.

The period after 1978, when she had to leave her hometown of Michigan for New York to pursue music, is considered the most difficult time for the singer. Madonna has also shared these painful memories with the media on numerous occasions, including the fact that she was raped.

To this day, Madonna is still considered the queen of pop in the world of music.

According to Universal Pictures, Blond Ambition is a slow-motion film about Madonna's struggles in life and her failures in love and career nearly 20 years ago.

Despite numerous songs and books written about her, Madonna, after decades of establishing herself in the global music industry, has consistently refused to release autobiographical works.

Universal has yet to respond to the complaints from the "source." Furthermore, a representative for screenwriter Elyse Hollander declined to comment.

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