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Four Beatles Films Planned for Release in April 2028
Sam Mendes is making four films about the Beatles, with each one focused on a different member of the band.
The films are planned for cinema release across April 2028, about a week apart.
Paul Mescal will play Paul McCartney, Harris Dickinson will play John Lennon, Joseph Quinn will play George Harrison and Barry Keoghan will play Ringo Starr.
Producer Pippa Harris said each film can stand alone, but watching all four could give audiences a fuller experience.
The production is on its 180th day of filming.
The team hopes people will see all four films in cinemas, but viewers will not need to watch them on the same day.
Four films about the Beatles are planned for cinema release during April 2028.
The films, directed by Sam Mendes, will each tell the story of one band member.
Producer Pippa Harris said the team hopes audiences will watch all four films during the same period.
The production was on its 180th day of filming when Harris gave the update.
- Who
- Sam Mendes is directing the films, and Pippa Harris is producing them.
- What
- Four individual films about the Beatles are planned for cinema release.
- When
- April 2028.
- Where
- In cinemas; the films are planned for release across the same month.
- Why
- Harris said the stories stand alone, but watching all four has cumulative power.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The cast was spotted re-creating the Abbey Road album cover.
Pippa Harris discussed the films’ release plan at the BFI London Film Festival’s Industry Forum.
Harris said filming was on day 180.
The four films are planned for cinema release across the month.
- Number of films
- 4
- Planned release month
- April 2028
- Director
- Sam Mendes
- Filming progress
- Day 180 at the time of Harris’s update
- Paul McCartney
- Paul Mescal
- John Lennon
- Harris Dickinson
What people are saying
The idea at the moment is the films will come out in 2028, and we want people to be able to experience them in the cinema during the same period.
They stand alone as individual stories of each of those four men, but they have a cumulative power, which I think is greater than the sum of their parts.










