When will the films be released?
Mendes said that the four films will all be released in 2027 and they will be interconnected, a film will be made from each band member’s point of view.
But the project is yet to kick off. Mendes has not announced the names of writers or cast members.
When will filming begin?
According to ‘The Hollywood Reporter’, the filming will begin in 2025 in the UK. It also reported that each of them will be a large-budget film, and the budget will depend on the script.
Earlier films on ‘The Beatles’
As the band was once trendy and millions of them are eagerly waiting for the film, it may set the bells at the box office ringing. Earlier, Danny Boyle directed ‘Yesterday’ with Beatles songs at the centerpiece, earning $154 million in 2019. Similarly, the 2007 Julie Taymor musical ‘Across the Universe’ collected $29 million at the box office. Films on the Beatles have been made on earlier occasions and they have been quite popular. ‘Backbeat’, focusing on the band’s pre-fame era while performing in Hamburg, Germany was released in 1994. It was followed by ‘Nowhere Boy’, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson as a teenage Lennon in 2009.Set up in 1960, the ‘Beatles’ took the music industry by storm worldwide and changed its course before being dissolved in 1970. It came out with many albums and hit singles. Beginning with ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ in 1964 and ending with ‘Let It Be’ in 1970, the band’s five features to tie in with seismic albums.
FAQs:
When will the filming of Beatles films begin?
According to ‘The Hollywood Reporter’, the filming will begin in 2025 in the UK. It also reported that each of them will be a large-budget film, and the budget will depend on the script.
How have the earlier Beatles films performed?
Earlier, Danny Boyle directed ‘Yesterday’ with Beatles songs at the centerpiece, earning $154 million in 2019. Similarly, the 2007 Julie Taymor musical ‘Across the Universe’ collected $29 million at the box office.
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