Backbeat: The Beatles 'biopic' released 34 years before Sam Mendes' planned picture

Backbeat: The Beatles 'biopic' released 34 years before Sam Mendes' planned picture

The 1994 film focused on Stuart Sutcliffe and the band’s time in Hamburg

"I wrote it in five minutes the night before.” How a candid moment caught on camera became the final Beatles song the band recorded together

"I Me Mine" wasn\u2019t intended to make the 'Let It Be' album, but an executive decision forced what remained of the Beatles back into the studio to record it for one last hurrah

The casting of the four films devoted by Sam Mendes to the Beatles saga has been confirmed. And some choices will not fail to provoke some controversy.

The filmmaker promised that the biographical film divided into several parts, officially titled "The Beatles - A Four-Film Cinematic Event", will be the "first cinematic experience that can be seen in the form of a marathon", according to Variety.

The Beatles were not only a revolutionary band in the history of music, they also became fashion icons, film protagonists and figures that marked a whole generation, so they already prepare four films of the icons of music. Renowned director Sam Mendes, responsible for films like 1917 and Empire of Light, is working on an ambitious project that seeks to explore the lives of the four members of the group. According to information the new biograph…

Director will release four feature films about the Liverpool band, with each film focusing on one of the members Sam Mendes revealed the release date and the main cast of the four films he will direct about the Beatles. The “first marathon cinematic experience”, in the filmmaker's words, will be released in April 2028 and will feature Paul Mescal playing Paul McCartney, Harris Dickinson as John Lennon, Barry Keoghan in the role of Ringo Starr an…