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Following the news that not one but four Beatles biopics will land in April 2028, Beatlemania is back.
From Rolling Stone
In early 2024, Sony Pictures and Neal Street Productions announced that director Sam Mendes would be helming four separate, yet intersecting Beatles biopics.
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The unusual approach to cinematic hagiography acknowledges the "four very different human beings" at the center of rock's greatest group, Mendes explained.
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