The as-yet-untitled project will document Terrell's rise to stardom, her memorable collaborations with the likes of James Brown and Marvin Gaye, and the tragedy of her death 1970, aged just 24. Terrell started out as a back-up singer in the James Brown Revue, scored her own hits as a solo act and enjoyed chart success as Marvin Gaye's duet partner on songs like Ain't No Mountain High Enough and Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing. Graham has shared her excitement for the new project in a statement which reads: "I immediately connected to Tammi and her story in many ways and have felt the incredible need to tell it.
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