THE Rolling Stones have agreed a deal for a movie about the band.

Insiders said singer Sir , 83, and guitarists , 82, and , 79, signed a mega money biopic contract with 101 Studios last month.

Mick Jagger, Ron Wood, and Keith Richards performing on stage.The Rolling Stones have signed a mega money deal for a blockbuster biopic about the band Credit: Redferns Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood pose backstage during The Rolling Stones' new album launch event.The story of Sir Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood is coming to the big screen Credit: Getty

The company are behind shows including The Landman, Yellowstone and Mayor of Kingstown.

An insider said: “The story of the is coming to the big screen.

“The band love what 101 Studios have done before and think they’re in safe hands. It’s early days but the deal is done.

“No casting has started. How the film will look and feel, and the stories it will tell, is being organised now.”

It comes after their 1960s rivals the Beatles inked a huge deal for four separate biopics which are being directed by Sir Sam Mendes.

The films, starring Harris Dickinson as John Lennon, as Sir Paul McCartney, Joseph Quinn as George Harrison and as Ringo Starr, are due to come out in 2028.

Stones frontman Sir Mick was asked this summer whether the Stones would consider agreeing to a biopic. He said: “I have thought about it a lot.”

He seemed to rule out being played by someone like star , 32, who may have been a prime candidate after he turned his hand to acting.

Mick said: “I want someone playing me at 20, I want them to be in their 20s, at least in their 20s.

“So it would be a pretty unknown actor. It wouldn’t be a big star actor.

“It would be someone just on the cusp of being famous that would play me and that would have that energy and a sort of innocence.”

The band are still flying high in the charts 63 years after their first hit.

The band landed their 15th No1 album in Britain with Foreign Tongues in July.