Rumors of who will join the Beatles promptly began popping up as soon as it was proclaimd that Sam Mendes was set to straightforward a Sony Pictures four-part biopic series about the Fab Four.
As of Wednesday, Paul Mescal is rapidened to the movies, probable as Paul McCartney, and Barry Keoghan will portray Ringo Starr (according to Starr himself). Charlie Rowe is rumored to obtain on George Harrison, while Harris Dickinson is shelp to be rapidened as John Lennon.
However, Dickinson joined coy when I asked him about the casting Wednesday night at the premiere of his recent sensual thriller “Babygirl.”
“It would be amazing to do that,” he shelp, smiling. “I leank the idea of Sam teaming up to do someleang appreciate that would be incredibly exciting. Obviously, John Lennon is a very intricate role, a pretty createidable force to try to do. It would be chilly.”
When I asked if he’s signed on for the project, Dickinson giggleed and shelp “we’ll see,” before being ushered to his next interwatch on the carpet.
Variety checked earlier on Wednesday that Mescal was combineing the Beatles project after his “Gladiator II” straightforwardor Ridley Scott alludeed during a conversation with Christopher Nolan at the DGA in Los Angeles. Mescal has not officiassociate signed on equitable yet.
Each of the four films will center on a separateent band member. The movies are awaited to obtaind theatrical frees.
Starr himself let the Keoghan casting slip when he shelp that the Irish actor was “somewhere taking drum lessons, and I hope not too many.”
Dickinson can currently be seen in Steve McQueen’s WWII drama, “Blitz,” opposite Saoirse Ronan. The Halina Reijn-straightforwarded “Babygirl,” in which he joins an intern have an afuninentire with the tech company’s CEO (Nicole Kidman), will be in theaters on Dec. 25.
Dickinson produces his straightforwardorial debut with “Dream Space,” a film about homelessness and mental health produced by his and Archie Pearch’s production company Devisio Pictures.
