GMA's Michael Strahan teases Hollywood gig after Spice Girl Geri Halliwell-Horner admits he reminds him of a character in her book
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: ‘Good Morning America’ star Michael Strahan may soon be on his way to Hollywood if Spice Girl Geri Halliwell-Horner ever decides to adapt her new book ‘Rosie Frost and the Falcon Queen’ into a movie.
The 51-year-old returned to ‘GMA’ after a string of absences to chat with the acclaimed member of the Spice Girls.
Horner appeared on ‘GMA’ to promote her new book which is a fantasy novel and hosts a plethora of characters.
During their exchange, Horner suggested that there’s a character in the book that reminds her of Strahan, prompting the ex-NFL star to state that he would take up the role if she ever decides to make a “movie” out of it.
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Horner spoke about her fantasy novel, ‘Rosie Frost and the Falcon Queen’ in some detail on the morning show.
She mentioned that her goddaughter inspired her to write a strong character in the book.
The former Spice Girl also praised America for teaching her that, “no matter where you come from, you can do it.
However, after a brief exchange, Horner started talking about the idea of turning the book into a movie.
It was at this moment she had an epiphany, making her realize that Strahan is like a character in her book.
"There's a teacher in Rosie Frost. He’s the drama teacher, Mr Marcellas.”
She went on to say, "You remind me of him."
The ‘GMA’ star jumped at this opportunity and said, ”I’ll tell you right now, if you turn this into a movie, I'm available.”
"OK, yeah. Got it! I can see how your career has transcended. "You've got got that extra. You have the smile,” Horner said
Strahan who has his claws in various business endeavors is now an anchor for NFL Fox Sunday as well. He also hosts the game show ‘The $100,000 Pyramid.’
What is 'Rosie Frost and the Falcon Queen' about?
According to Amazon, ‘Rosie Frost and the Falcon Queen’ is “a sweeping adventure filled with a hidden island, family secrets, shocking betrayals, amazing music, and girl power.”
The book is for ages 10 and up and is summarised as, “Suddenly orphaned and alone, Rosie Frost is sent to the mysterious Bloodstone Island—home not only to a school for extraordinary teens but also a sanctuary for endangered species.”
“There, Rosie confronts a menacing deputy headmaster, a group of mean kids intent on destroying her, and shocking family secrets. She also discovers that history can come to life in ways she never could have imagined.”
The summary is concluded as, “When the island itself comes under threat, Rosie knows she must enter and win the Falcon Queen games in a desperate bid to save it.”
“But Rosie can't do it alone. She finds that believing in herself—and her friends—is the first step to finding the power she never knew she had.”
