Aubrey Plaza said she's 'excited' to take on the role of Heidi Fleiss in an upcoming biopic, calling the Hollywood madam 'the ultimate badass icon.'

Fleiss’ notoriety was such that she became the subject of “Call Me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss,” a 2004 TV movie starring “The Sopranos” star Jamie-Lynn Sigler. In December, Fleiss told People that she now lives on a ranch in Pahrump, Nevada, and is dedicated to rescuing caged birds from captivity.

Plaza and Margaret Qualley speak with IndieWire on the red carpet of the NYC premiere of Ethan Coen's "Honey, Don't!"

Plaza will portray the infamous “Hollywood madam” Heidi Fleiss, busted in the early ‘90s for what was said to be the world’s largest high-end prostitution ring – which implicated Hollywood, politicians and other power figures.

Aubrey Plaza hopes to visit Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss before playing her in a movie biopic. The Parks and Recreation actress is set to star in and produce The Heidi Fleiss Story, a dark comedy that will follow the final days leading up to Fleiss' 1993 arrest,

Aubrey Plaza will star in and produce 'The Heidi Fleiss Story.' Variety reports that the film will follow Fleiss, who notoriously faced federal charges after running an upscale prostitution ring. It marks the first major project for Plaza since the death of her husband Jeff Baena in January.

Actress Aubrey Plaza will be portraying former madam Heidi Fleiss in an upcoming biopic. According to an exclusive report by Variety published on August 6, Plaza will also serve as the producer through her agency, Evil Hag, for The Heidi Fleiss Story. The project will be directed by Leah Rachel.

Aubrey Plaza will portray Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss in 'The Heidi Fleiss Story' co-written by Rachel Sennott.

Aubrey Plaza is set to star in and produce The Heidi Fleiss Story, a biopic of “Hollywood madam” Heidi Fleiss from Pinky Promise, the production company behind the Pamela Anderson drama The Last Showgirl, Deadline has confirmed.