NJ 'Tanning Mom' To Be Subject Of Movie, Report Says

New Jersey's "tanning mom" may soon be coming to a screen near you, according to a magazine report.

According to "In Touch Weekly" says Patricia Krentcil says she has begun working on a movie about her life.

"I'll star," in the film, she tells the magazine in a portion of the interview posted on the magazine's website. "It's going to portray everything that's happened."

Krentcil was back in the headlines about one week ago after a big win in court.

Last year, Krentcil was arrested after a school nurse told cops she noticed a burn on her 5-year-old daughter's leg. According to the nurse, the child said she got it from tanning with her mom.

But a grand jury opted not to indict her on child endangerment charges.

And Krentcil had some parting words once the case was closed in an interesting exchange with reporters outside her Nutley home later that night (see the video clip above).

Krentcil tells the magazine her movie won't be a lighthearted comedy, adding that the last year has been very hard on her family, which includes three teen children and 4-year-old Addison.

There was an earlier report in the London Sun that Krentcil could be moving to London.

Krentcil apparently told "In Touch Weekly," during the interview for the issue now on newsstands, that she has been fielding offers for modeling gigs in New York and overseas.