Isabella Blow Biopic: Philip Treacy Wants To Be Played By Brad Pitt

First Posted: 06/02/10 12:28 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:40 PM ET

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Milliner Philip Treacy revealed some details about the upcoming Isabella Blow biopic to Vogue UK. He confirmed that the film will be written by Max Nesome and produced by Anders Palm. He also talked about his pick to play him:

"I am trying desperately to forget that someone will actually have to play me in this film," Treacy said. "I would never want to appear in it myself--I am a hat designer not an actor. Acting isn't my forte. If I could pick anyone I'd run with Brad Pitt but it's wishful thinking and perhaps not very likely I know."

Check out Treacy's latest creation as worn by Sarah Jessica Parker to the London premiere of "Sex and the City 2."

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