It seems Joseph Quinn will take over George Harrison’s directorial role Sam Mendes’ the upcoming Beatles biographical epic, which will include four films.
This had already been revealed Paolo Mescal (Gladiator 2) will be Paul McCartney, Barry Keoghan (Salt burner) will be played Ringo Starrand that Harris Dickinson (Girl, A murder at the end of the world) is the favorite to play John Lennon.
According to Deadline, “Quinn was seen dragging a guitar behind him while shooting The Fantastic Four as the Human Torch.
None of the deals are officially closed for these actors, but this is the cast that Sam Mendes is trying to put together if all goes well in negotiations.
Sony Pictures Entertainment, Neal Street Pictures and Apple Corps are producing the films, and this is the first time Apple, which handles the Beatles rights, has granted the story and music rights to a scripted film, let alone a full-length movie. series.
Mendes previously said in a statement: “I’m honored to tell the story of the greatest rock band of all time and I’m excited to challenge the concept of what constitutes a trip to the movies.”
Sony Pictures Entertainment said, “The film release cadence, details of which will be shared closer to release, will be innovative and groundbreaking.” I imagine the four films will all be shot at the same time, which will be a huge undertaking.
Pippa Harris shared in a statement: “We intend for this to be a unique, thrilling and epic cinematic experience: four films, told from four different perspectives that tell a single story about the most celebrated band of all time.
“To have the blessing of the Beatles and Apple Corps to do all this is an immense privilege. From our first meeting with Tom Rothman and Elizabeth Gabler, it was clear that they shared both our passion and ambition for this project, and we can’t think of a more perfect home than Sony Pictures.”
CEO of Apple Corps Ltd Jeff Jones added: “Apple Corps is delighted to partner with Sam, Pippa and Julie to explore each Beatle’s unique story and to bring them together in a suitably engaging and innovative way. Sony Pictures’ enthusiastic support, championing the project’s scope and vision creative from the start, it was invaluable to all of us.”
Tom RothmannPresident and CEO of Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group said: “I know I speak for our CEO Tony Vinciquerra, who was instrumental in making this happen, and for every colleague at Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group around the world when I say: ‘yeah, Yeah Yeah!’
“Cinematic film events today must be culturally seismic. Sam’s bold, large-scale idea is this and so much more. Pairing its filmmaking team with the music and stories of four young people who changed the world, it will shock audiences around the world.
“We are deeply grateful to all parties and look forward to breaking some rules with Sam’s unique artistic vision.”
I can’t wait to see how this movie turns out.
by Joey Paur
Source: Geek Tyrant
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