The Obama White House is going to be immortalized on the big screen and we can only hope that includes Barack Obama and Joe Biden's epic, meme-inspiring bromance.
Universal Pictures has optioned From the Corner of the Oval, a book proposal by former White House stenographer Beck Dorey-Stein, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The book, which is expected out in 2018, won't focus on the gritty details of the Obama administration. Instead, it will be about the White House "as a workplace" and the relationships of the people who work there, told through the perspective of a young woman who goes from cocktail waitressing to employment with POTUS.
Here's hoping the "high-concept" comedy does capture the magic of how the internet imagined the Obama-Biden friendship, because these memes speak for themselves.
We would see that movie a hundred times.
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