The actor Barry Keoghan 32, detailed his first meeting with the drummer and former Beatle, Ringo Starr 84. In addition to mentioning that “I couldn’t look at the musician”, the star of “Saltburn” mentioned that it was left “Marvelous” and “paralyzed” when he meets the celebrity .
The revelation was given in an interview with the program Jimmy Kimmel Live, on Wednesday (7), where he talked about his lineup to bring Starr to life in a new biography of the band. In all, there will be four feature films-one from the point of view of each band member-and will be intended to tell the surprising story of the biggest band in history.
In the chat, Keoghan explains that he visited Starr at his home to observe rock drummer and meet him before he, Paul Mescal, Joseph Quinn and Harris Dickinson began playing Paul McCartney, George Harrison and John Lennon, respectively.
“It was one of those moments when you’re impressed and paralyzed,” he says. “When I was talking to him, I couldn’t look at him. I was nervous, like now. He said,” You can look at me. “
In the interview, he also talked about the importance of this role. “My job is to observe, absorb mannerisms and study, but I want to humanize him and convey feelings to him, not just imitate him.”
Keoghan added that he found Starr “absolutely lovely” during the meeting and said they were “just sitting in the garden, talking.”
Directed by Sam Mendes, films will have writer from “Conclave”
This Thursday (8), the official website of the Beatles announced that Peter Straughan the Oscar winner with “Conclave” was scaled to Write the scripts of the Beatles . In addition to him, the winners of the Tony Awards Jez Butterworth (“Ford vs Ferrari”) and Jack Thorne (“Adolescence”) were also confirmed for the mission.
This will be the first time Apple Corps Ltd. and the Beatles – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr – have granted complete life and music rights to a screenplay movie. The four films directed by Sam Mendes (“1917”) are scheduled to open in April 2028.
Compare the official cast with each of the singers.
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