Whoopi Goldberg never feels satisfied with scripts

She admits that she can never be completely satisfied with movie scripts. Whoopi will play Sister Deloris Van Cartier, who is forced undercover as a nun after witnessing a crime, in the third installment of the iconic comedy series Sister Act.

Despite Whoopi's hope that fans will enjoy the story, she admits she is never "fully satisfied" with the script since it may translate differently in real life.

'Entertainment Tonight' reports that it is never easy to have a completely satisfactory script. The written word may not always match the spoken word, but I am confident that people will be satisfied."There are two writers responsible for the script: Regina Y. Hicks and Karin Gist.

Tom Leonardis and Tyler Perry are handling the production of the movie. The 1992 film follows Deloris, a nightclub singer struggling to survive after converting to nunhood. Despite her intentions, she ends up jeopardizing her own identity by turning the convent choir into a soulful Motown chorus.

The film was so successful that it spawned both a sequel and a Broadway musical following its release. Film industry professionals and Whoopi are hard at work creating a new movie. It appears that many people are interested in seeing the film, which they had previously refused to see. The situation may not be as it seems.

Related: When Whoopi Goldberg mistreats her co-host, View fans call her behavior 'disgusting'

As we work diligently to reunite the group, we are trying to figure out how to do so." Like the original cast of Maggie Smith and Kathy Najimy, she teased that it will be a "fun" movie.

One of the best things about it is that nobody is mad about it. Listen to all kinds of singing: terrible singing, good singing, and OK singing. Is there anything better than that?