Scottish singer Susan Boyle’s story of success on Britain’s Got Talent is attracting many film makers who are showing interest in making movie on her life, but the show boss Simon Cowell is determined to produce the film himself.

The 47-year-old Susan Boyle has received offers from many directors from Hollywood and other countries including Japan, Russia, Brazil and Poland, and the directors have already started their search for stars to play her part.

Boyle has already received offer from US film-maker Darla Rae, who runs Film-It Productions in Colorado.

Rae said, “Susan’s real-life story is just what my movie Section B is about – chasing your dream no matter what,”

“When Susan stepped on to the stage and began to sing, tears welled up in my eyes,”

“As I watched her, I felt a connection and realized she would be perfect for one of my films.”

However, Cowell wants the multi-million pound movie to be produced by his own production company Syco.

According to a source close to Cowell, “He (Cowell) is as amazed as anyone about how Boylemania has gripped the world,”

“Simon can see the business potential in Susan. He’s not only seeing album deals in the UK and the States but also movie and merchandising,”

“But he would want the movie to be based around the Britain’s Got Talent brand rather than Susan’s life.

“It would follow her dream of getting on the show and then, of course, she would have to win.”