London:
Media mogul Oprah Winfrey is making a comeback to movies and will be seen sharing screen space with two Oscar-winning actresses Sandra Bullock and Meryl Streep.
The successful TV host, who was herself nominated for an Academy Award for her role in 1985's The Color Purple, will appear in a currently-untitled new comedy scripted by Sex and The City writer Michael Patrick King, Contactmusic reported.
The film, based around a home-shopping TV channel, follow the three ladies who "make their way through the maze of mania that surrounds marketing, marriages and the media," according to a statement from the Universal film studio.
The role will see Winfrey's first onscreen part since 1999's Beloved.
The successful TV host, who was herself nominated for an Academy Award for her role in 1985's The Color Purple, will appear in a currently-untitled new comedy scripted by Sex and The City writer Michael Patrick King, Contactmusic reported.
The film, based around a home-shopping TV channel, follow the three ladies who "make their way through the maze of mania that surrounds marketing, marriages and the media," according to a statement from the Universal film studio.
The role will see Winfrey's first onscreen part since 1999's Beloved.
