GRAMMY Award-Winning musician Pharrell Williams and filmmaker Michael Gondry scrapped their plans for the musical "Atlantis" in the post-production phase of the film.

This is no reflection on the hundreds of people in Virginia who worked tirelessly on this project' — Andy Edmunds

The musical biopic on Pharrell Williams' life as a child might never see the light of day. He has confirmed that the film has been scrapped.

A Pharrell Williams biopic directed by Michel Gondry has been permanently shelved by Universal, just three months before the film’s May 9 release.

This is per Variety, which revealed that the already-shot film has now been scrapped, after “unanimous agreement from producers and Gondry that the film did not live up to its developed conceit.” Universal will reportedly eat $20 million in losses on money already spent on the movie,

The coming-of-age musical formerly known as "Atlantis" had been slated for release in May from Universal Pictures.

The star-studded movie musical Golden , about the childhood of Pharrell Williams has been permanently shuttered and will not see release in any capacity. The film, originally titled Atlantis , was directed by Michel Gondry ( Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind ).

Pharrell Williams and Universal Pictures have collaborated before on films like "Piece by Piece" and "Despicable Me" before "Golden."

"Golden," a movie musical based on Pharrell Williams' childhood, will not see the light of day after filmmakers hit creative impasse.