Ringo Starr, Barry Keoghan and Beatles

Ringo Starr believes Barry Keoghan is ‘taking drum lessons’ to portray him in biopic
Ringo Starr is ready to see Barry Keoghan play the drums… as Ringo Starr. The Beatle recently sat down for an interview with Entertainment Tonight’s Kevin Frazier, who asked Starr what he thinks of speculation that “Saltburn” star Keoghan has been cast to portray him in director Sam Mendes’ upcoming Beatles biopics .
Ringo Starr approves of Barry Keoghan playing him in Beatles biopics: 'I think it's great'
According to a February press release from Sony, The Beatles − which consisted of Starr, Paul McCartney , John Lennon and George Harrison − will get the biopic treatment not once, but four times − with a movie told from each member's perspective. Sam Mendes will direct all four films.
Here's What Ringo Starr Has to Say About Rumors Barry Keoghan Will Play Him in Beatles Biopic
Barry Keoghan is already an Oscar nominee, thanks to his work in 2022's The Banshees of Inisherin, but could he return to the Academy Awards stage for his turn in an upcoming Beatles biopic? Well, he appears to have the part,
Ringo Starr wryly suggests that Barry Keoghan is set to play him in the upcoming Beatles biopics
I believe he’s somewhere taking drum lessons, and I hope not too many”: Ringo Starr wryly suggests that Barry Keoghan is set to play him in Sam Mendes' upcoming Beatles biopics
Ringo Starr reacts to rumors that Barry Keoghan will play him in Beatles biopics: 'It's great'
Starr clarified why he doesn't want Keoghan — or any aspiring drummer, for that matter — to take "too many" lessons. "You gotta let them get their own feel," he explained, not
Ringo Starr said Barry Keoghan is playing him in his biopic. Here's what we know about the 4 upcoming Beatles films from director Sam Mendes.
John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison. Starr said Barry Keoghan will play him.
Ringo Starr heard Barry Keoghan is taking drum lessons for Beatles movies
I think he’s great, and I believe he’s somewhere taking drum lessons,” Starr told Entertainment Tonight. “And I hope not too many,” he continued to the seemingly shocked interviewer. Keoghan has long been rumored to have been Mendes’ choice for Starr,
Barry Keoghan reportedly to play Ringo Starr in Beatles biopics
Reports have been flying about a potential set of four Beatles biopics on each of the band’s members with Barry Keoghan set to take on the role of the iconic drummer, Ringo Starr. See how Starr reacted to the casting choice!
Ringo Starr on reports Barry Keoghan will play him in ‘Beatles’ biopic: ‘I believe he is somewhere taking drum lessons’
Ringo Starr has commented on reports that Oscar nominee Barry Keoghan (“The Banshees of Inisherin”) will play him in an upcoming biopic about The Beatles. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer discussed the speculation in a recent interview with “Entertainment Tonight’s” Kevin Frazier.
Ringo Starr Says Barry Keoghan Will Portray Him in Sam Mendes’ Four-Part Beatles Biopic
Keoghan’s been busy acting on the music scene. He appeared in Sabrina Carpenter’s “Please Please Please” music video, and Dublin-based band Fontaines D.C. used footage from Andrea Arnold’s “Bird” featuring Keoghan’s character for music video “Bug.”
Barry Keoghan Has Drummed Up The Ringo Starr Role In Sam Mendes’ Beatles Biopics, According To Ringo Starr
Although casting picks haven’t been confirmed by Sony, Entertainment Tonight caught up with Starr, and the outlet quoted his reaction to the Keoghan chatter: “I think it’s great,” he declared before adding,
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