Barack and Michele Obama’s love story to be made into a movie

The love story of Barack and Michelle Obama is headed for the big screen.
The forthcoming film, titled “Southside With You,” will center on the day young Barack first convinced Michelle to go on the couple’s now-storied first date.

Actress Tika Sumpter from the movie “Get On Up” is slated to play the young Michelle Obama (nèe Robinson) in the flick, written and directed by Richard Tanne (“Worst Friends”).
No actor has been named for the role of young Barack Obama, though The Guardian speculated possible stars could include musician Drake, actor Michael B Jordan or even “Saturday Night Live” Obama impersonator Jay Pharoah.

Actress Tika Sumpter is slated to play Michelle Obama (nèe Robinson) in the forthcoming “Southside With You.”

The indie film has a relative unknown in the director’s chair, but it has a double dose of veteran executive producing talent from women of color: Tracey Bing, a former executive from Warner Independent, and Stephanie Allain, the indie producer behind films like “Hustle & Flow” and “Black Snake Moan.”

Michelle and Barack’s love story started at the prestigious Sidley & Austin law firm in Chicago where she was a 25-year-old attorney and he was a 27-year-old summer associate.
On meeting the man who would become her husband, Michelle Obama previously told author David Mendell”So we had lunch, and he had this bad sport jacket and a cigarette dangling from his mouth, and I thought: ‘Oh, here you go. Here’s this good-looking, smooth-talking guy. I’ve been down this road before.’”
These are the events that will be told in the movie.