Pop singer Shania Twain hints at possibility of upcoming biopic and musical

The hitmaker has raised suspicions after saying she has a "very busy few years ahead". Photo / Getty Images

Shania Twain has teased plans for a biopic and a musical based on her songs.

The Man! I Feel Like a Woman! hitmaker has a "very busy few years ahead" of her and the 57-year-old admitted turning her life story - which, as well as her long career, includes growing up in a violent home, losing her parents in a car crash and her first husband cheating on her with her best friend - into a movie could be on the cards, while her songs would make a great soundtrack for a stage show.

Asked about the possibility of a biopic or a musical, she told The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column: "Yes. Both of those things are possibly in the future.

"All sorts of things are in the pipeline. I'm writing songs all the time and the Netflix documentary has been a huge talking point in my life and career.

"There's all sorts of things coming up but things I probably can't talk about right now. But I've got a very busy few years ahead of me."

The Canadian singer - who has son Eja, 21, with ex-husband Robert 'Mutt' Lange and is married to Frederic Thiebaud - spent a long time in London working on her new album but has ruled out a permanent move to the UK because she wouldn't be able to secure her dream home.

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She explained: "If I could live at the stables in Hyde Park, I would. I just want to live next to the horses each morning.

"That's been my dream for many, many years and I've asked a lot of people but I don't think it's going to happen."

It comes after the pop star dived deep into her past for her Netflix documentary.

The documentary titled Not Just a Girl which was released in July chronicles Twain's journey from small-town Canadian performer to global superstar and goes into depth about the star's relationship with music producer Lange whom she married in 1993.

- Additional reporting by NZ Herald