Willi Weber told the newspaper Abendzeitung that he had received some enquiries about obtaining the rights to the tale of how the son of a bricklayer redefined success at the pinnacle of motor sport.
"Now we are looking at these enquiries," Weber said.
The news follows reports that an autobiography, ghost written by Schumacher's spokeswoman Sabine Kehm and simply entitled 'Michael Schumacher', would be published in November.
Hm, dunno, but this could be of interest to only a certain segment of F1 fans, not the general public. For Joe Blow this would be a big yawning festival - there's absolutely no scandal, chachapfoom (uh, better than the censoring umpalumpa - gee, can't even mention six with an 'e' here??
) , lies or videotapes in his private life. The proverbial man every mother would want as her son-in-law. And who would they cast as 'Schumi'? Brad Pitt? Nah, too handsome and too busy playing Angelina's lapdog. Til Schweiger http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0001709/ maybe?
