Liza Minnelli is bringing her life story to both the page and, potentially, the TV screen.

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The life story of Liza Minnelli could be coming to television. Magnolia Hill Productions has optioned Minnelli’s forthcoming memoir for adaptation through Warner Bros. Television. The tome is set to explore her journey as an artist,

Liza Minnelli's memoir, set for publication in spring 2026, is also in the works as a TV series. Warner Bros. TV and Magnolia Hill have partnered to option the project, Variety has learned. Minnelli is writing the book alongside her longtime friend and collaborator Michael Feinstein as well as Josh Getlin and Heidi Evans,

Earlier this year, it was reported that Broadway icon Liza Minnelli is bringing her life story to the page in a new memoir. Magnolia Hill Productions has since optioned the rights to the memoir, bringing her story one step closer to the screen.

Liza Minnelli's life story is being turned into a TV series. The veteran entertainer - daughter of movie legend Judy Garland - is lifting the lid on her life in the entertainment industry in a new book and she's now signed a deal to have the tome adapted for the small screen by Warner Bros.

Magnolia Hill Productions, founded by Oxford resident Sam Haskell, recently announced it has optioned the iconic singer, actress and performer Liza Minnelli for the coming memoir for television adaption through Warner Bros.

The stage and screen star's hotly anticipated memoir is hitting shelves spring 2026 and now there's a TV version coming, too

The star's memoir, which she is still writing and is still unnamed, is due for release in early 2026. Now, the actress has partnered with Warner Bros. TV to develop the project for the small screen. The 78-year-old is writing the book with her long-time collaborator,