Angeline Jolie To Play The Role Of Sex Abuse Victim, Hostage Mediator, And Mother Of IVF-Conceived Triplets In Rabia Siddique’s Film?

A rogue explorer in 'Tomb Raider', a fearless CIA agent in 'Salt', and an assassin-turned-housewife in 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith'. These are some of Angelina Jolie's many on-screen roles which proved her versatility as an actress.

The UN ambassador is rumored to play another experimental role but this time, the role is based on the true story of Rabia Siddique's life. Siddique recently released a book entitled 'Equal Justice' whose controversial plot line made it worthy to have a movie adaptation.

If agreed upon, Jolie will be playing an array of roles including a daughter of Muslim migrant, a sex abuse victim, an inexperienced hostage negotiation, human rights campaigner, British lawyer, and mother of three boys who have been conceived through the help of in-vitro fertilization (IVF).

According to Siddique, a good cause not money is her motivation to have her life portrayed on the big screen: "I have been convinced that there is a film that can be made out of it, and the main reason I have agreed to that is there maybe some important messages to come out of the story. There are things that need to be heard and need to be said and I will make sure it will be a film that conveys those important messages, and has some integrity."

Siddique is currently living in Australia which coincidentally is also Jolie's location for the filming of her film, 'Unbroken'.