Barry Keoghan paid a visit to Ringo Starr to “study” for the next Beatles biopic, but the Irish star was “frozen” during the special meeting
Not every day you get to know one of the Beatles but When the day arrived by Barry Keoghan, he was too stunned to talk.
The 32 -year -old Irish film star has been opened on how it met Sir Ringo Starr To study it ahead of the new Beatles biopiques, which will see four separate films published, Each focuses on a different member of the band.
The Saltburn star has been launched to interpret drums in a collection of new biopies led by the British filmmaker Sir Sam Mendes. Will be protagonist next to it Paul Mix As Sir Paul McCartney, Harris Dickinson as John Lennon and Joseph Quinn as George Harrison.
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During an appearance at Jimmy Kimmel Live! Keoughan recalled: “I met Ringo the other day, at home. Not only did I find him in his house, I had to go up and let me in.
“I met him in his house and he touched my drums. He asked me to play, but he didn’t play his drummer for Ringo,” Jimmy Kimmel admitted.
Keoghan continued: “It was a kind of these times when you are only frightened and you are frozen.” When Kimmel asked -if he was seeing Sir Ringo to see what he could absorb, Keoghan said, “Yes, I, and I told him and when I was talking to him, I couldn’t look at him.
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Before admitting, “I was nervous, as right now, it is like:” You can look -me. “
“I want to humanize it, bring feelings. And not just a kind of imitation,” Keoghan added.
Before the news of Keoghan’s casting, Sir Ringo seemed to let the actor landed the role. Speaking to Entertainment tonight, he dropped, “I think he is somewhere taking drum lessons and I hope there are not many.”
The exciting project marks the first time Apple Corps Ltd and the Beatles, Sir Paul, Sir Ringo and the families of Lennon and Harrison have awarded life rights and music for a lifetime for a tough film. In the past there have been films about the Beatles, including the boy who has no boy about Lennon growing in Liverpool, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
Formed in 1960, the Beatles are the best -selling musical act of all time and are one of the most influential groups in the world, after having obtained 18 singles from the United Kingdom.
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