Oscar-winner Michel Hazanavicius wants to work with Tom Cruise

 Oscar-winning director Michel Hazanavicius is under consideration to take on a comedy-musical film with Tom Cruise titled "Bob the Musical," the Frenchman said Thursday at a film festival in Los Angeles, AFP reports.

"It is an amazing, wonderful idea," Hazanavicius said about the possibility of doing the film.

The director, who won an Oscar for "The Artist," spoke at the Colcoa French film festival and said that he hopes to be involved in the project.

"Bob the Musical" is a Disney film about a man who sees his life turned into musical theater after receiving a blow to the head, according to Hollywood magazine The Wrap.

Hazanavicius said the film's director and cast are still under discussion.

The director of the "OSS 117" series featuring actor Jean Dujardin also hinted that there could be a third installment of his politically-incorrect spy comedy.

"I need to have a strong desire and good idea," Hazanavicius said about the series that parodies secret agent James Bond with a sexist, racist and dim-witted central character.

"Just to make money that would be the worst thing to do."

Hazanavicius said the satire in his film has taken on a political tone with the rise of the "extreme right" in France.

"Now in France this kind of irony is everywhere," he said.

"And I'm not sure irony is the best answer."