Boyz II Men, the iconic R&B group from Philly that defined a generation with their soulful harmonies and heartfelt lyrics, is now the subject of an eagerly anticipated movie biopic and a comprehensive documentary. According to Variety, the biopic, currently in development, offers an in-depth look at the group's remarkable 30-year journey in the music industry, from their explosive rise to fame to their enduring legacy.

The film will highlight key moments and chart-topping hits such as "End of the Road," "It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday," "On Bended Knee," "One Sweet Day," and "Motownphilly," which have cemented Boyz II Men's place in music history. The narrative will delve into the brotherhood, the challenges they faced, the humor they shared, and the heartbreaks they endured, providing a holistic view of their career.

Produced in collaboration with Compelling Pictures and Primary Wave, the biopic is being fast-tracked by producers Denis O’Sullivan and Jeff Kalligheri, who are currently in early discussions with potential writers and directors. Nathan Morris, Shawn Stockman, and Wanya Morris, the group members themselves, are actively involved as executive producers, ensuring the film authentically reflects their shared experiences and musical journey.

Parallel to the biopic, a documentary is also in the works, focusing on Boyz II Men's dominance in the 1990s and 2000s, as well as their continued influence and success in the music industry today. This documentary aims to provide a more detailed exploration of their artistic achievements and the cultural impact they have had over the decades. It will feature insights from various key figures in the music industry, including the same team of producers working on the biopic.