Beatles Biopics Cast Four Leading Actresses
Sam Mendes’ ambitious project, The Beatles — A Four-Film Cinematic Event, is gaining excitement with the announcement of four actresses cast as key love interests in the Fab Four’s story. The cast includes Mia McKenna-Bruce, Saoirse Ronan, Anna Sawai, and Aimee Lou Wood.
Actresses and Their Roles
- Saoirse Ronan, a four-time Oscar nominee known for Lady Bird and Little Women, will portray Linda (née Eastman) McCartney.
- Anna Sawai, recognized for FX’s Shōgun, will play the legendary Yoko Ono.
- Aimee Lou Wood, praised for her roles in Netflix’s Sex Education and HBO’s The White Lotus, will be cast as Pattie Boyd, George Harrison’s girlfriend.
- Mia McKenna-Bruce, a veteran of British television, will portray Maureen (née Cox) Starkey.
Core Cast and Project Overview
This talented group joins the main cast featuring Harris Dickinson, Barry Keoghan, Paul Mescal, and Joseph Quinn. The series of four films will individually tell the life stories of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison from their own perspectives.
“All these movies needed was love (more specifically, four actresses to play the love interests).”
Each film will focus intimately on a different Beatle, exploring their personal and artistic journeys through unique cinematic narratives.
Author's summary: Sam Mendes’ Beatles project uniquely highlights four women from the band’s story, with accomplished actresses bringing fresh perspectives to each iconic relationship.
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