MGM hopes Boy George will give them some of that Bohemian Rhapsody money.

A movie about the Culture Club singer is in the works from writer-director Sacha Gervasi (Hitchcock, My Dinner With Herve). The biopic’s announcement comes a few days before Rocketman, the musical about Elton John, hits theaters Friday.

Gervasi’s untitled movie will reportedly center on George growing up in an Irish working-class family, and then follow his rise as a Grammy-winning artist who topped the charts in the 1980s with his band, Culture Club. “The larger-than-life George never disguised who he was,” according to a press release for the film. “[He was] a fearless, ruthlessly honest young man with an open identity who was years ahead of his time.”

“There is no filmmaker better suited than Sacha Gervasi to tell George’s confessional story with the irreverence and emotion it deserves,” said Jonathan Glickman, MGM’s Motion Picture Group President. “We couldn’t be more thrilled to be working with both of them to bring this remarkably honest and wildly entertaining tale to audiences around the world.”

Hollywood is doubling-down on biopics about popular musicians in the wake of Bohemian Rhapsody‘s success. The Oscar-winning film over-performed at the box office, raking in over $900 million worldwide.

Boy George is MGM’s second high-profile musical biopic in development. The first is a film about Aretha Franklin, with Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson playing the Queen of Soul.

Gervasi is arguably best known as the screenwriter of Steven Spielberg’s The Terminal.