Ringo Starr is ensuring his biopic is good.

In its current profile on The Beatles drummer, the New York Instances reported that Starr met with director Sam Mendes to debate his personal biopic. Over “two days,” Starr went over the script with Mendes “line by line” and supplied “in depth notes” to ensure it was as true to life as doable. One explicit space of focus was on Starr’s household and first marriage to Maureen Starkey Tigrett.

“He had a author — excellent author, nice repute, and he wrote it nice, but it surely had nothing to do with Maureen and I,” Starr defined. “That’s not how we have been. I’d say, ‘We might by no means do this.’”

Starr added that he was way more comfy together with his depiction after the edit session and trusted Mendes to hold via with the imaginative and prescient.

Starr added, “However he’ll do what he’s doing and I’ll ship him peace and love.”

Mendes plans to launch 4 Beatles biopics in April 2028, each from a unique band member’s perspective. The venture is titled “The Beatles – A 4-Movie Cinematic Occasion.” It’s at the moment unknown if the films will come out unexpectedly or be launched as soon as per week all through April.

As for casting, Paul Mescal will play Paul McCartney, Joseph Quinn will painting George Harrison, Barry Keoghan is Starr and Harris Dickinson will play John Lennon.

The logline for the four-part saga reads, “Every man has his personal story, however collectively they’re legendary.”

Learn the New York Instances’ full story on Starr right here.