Ariana Grande reveals dream biopic casting, wants a 'tiny mouse' to play her

Ariana Grande isn’t looking for a biopic of her life right now; however, the ‘Wicked’ star does have some very creative ideas about who she would like to see in a film on her career. And certainly, the idea is hilarious! Ariana Grande wants a “tiny mouse” to reenact her whole life.

And while the pop-singer is not ready for her own biopic just yet, she has taken time to reflect on her career now that she’s officially said goodbye to 'Wicked' and the character of Glinda.

Ariana Grande wants a ‘tiny mouse’ to play her role

Ariana Grande shared the cheesy idea with Backstage in an Instagram video posted on February 9. While the star was hesitant when it came to the idea of having her own biopic, joking that the film should be called “Scrap This and Don't Watch It”, she mentioned who could play her part. “A tiny mouse with subtitles the whole time,” said the singer. “I would like that, actually.”




“It would be a tiny, beautiful short film with mice reenacting my whole life with little, tiny subtitles at the bottom,” the 32-year-old continued. “That's the only version of it that I'm interested in.”

Ariana reflects on her career after ‘Wicked’ era

As the star explained, her music career made her journey to be cast as Glinda an “uphill battle,” because people knew her as a pop star and didn’t immediately think of her as an actress. “Before Wicked, I hadn’t acted in a decade-ish,” Ariana said. “My pop music career, which I am so endlessly grateful for, had taken on a life of its own, a life that I don’t know I could have predicted or planned for,” she continued.

Ariana Grande on moving forward

Ariana explained that this feels like the perfect moment to “place the story neatly on the shelf beside her treasured L. Frank Baum collection.” She believes it’s time to close this chapter and move forward.Get the latest entertainment updates from the Times of India, along with the latest Hindi movies, upcoming Hindi movies in 2026 , and Telugu movies.”