"Beatlemania ... in 2026?! Thanks to director Sam Mendes's upcoming four-part Beatles film series, the Liverpool band is about to become the biggest music act in the world once again. The hubbub is certainly thanks, in large part, to its all-star cast. The Beatles films will star Paul Mescal () as Paul McCartney, Harris Dickinson ( Babygirl) as John Lennon, Joseph Quinn (Fantastic Four: First Steps) as George Harrison, and Barry Keoghan ( Saltburn) as Ringo Starr. With a lineup that good, the hysteria starts to make sense."
"Now, set photos from one of the films are leaking on social media, showing the four Beatles swarmed in New York City in the mid-'60s. Keoghan poses as Starr snapping photos, while Quinn's Harrison attempts to trudge through the crowd to their cars. Mescal is also wearing the classic single-sleeve blazer that The Beatles arrived in when they first landed in America. Check out the photos out below."
"The four films will hit theaters in 2028, which each film focusing on the perspective of one Beatles. Fans have very little to go on so far as to what that exactly means for The Beatles films. Questions remain, including: Do the movies all take place at the same time? Will all four films release in theaters on the same day? Will you need to see all four films to get the full story?"
Sam Mendes is directing a four-part Beatles film series scheduled for theaters in 2028. The films star Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney, Harris Dickinson as John Lennon, Joseph Quinn as George Harrison, and Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr. The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts released the first official images via a London higher education postcard event showing the actors in character. Set photos circulating on social media show the four Beatles swarmed in mid-1960s New York City and Mescal wearing the classic single-sleeve blazer. Each film will focus on the perspective of one Beatle. Supporting cast includes Saoirse Ronan, James Norton, Aimee Lou Wood, and Harry Lloyd.
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