After months of speculations about Mendes’ The Beatles films, the Oscar-winning director took the stage at Sony’s CinemaCon presentation to share some details about this project. He said he’s been trying to make a film about the Fab Four for years because they changed his understanding of music, and he considers them “the most significant band of all time.”

Mendes was joined by the star-studded cast of the four films – Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney, Joseph Quinn as George Harrison, Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr, and Harris Dickinson as John Lennon. Rumors of their casting have been circling around for months, but this was the first time they officially confirmed them.

The principal photography on The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event will take a year, and all four films are set for an April 2028 release. Sam Mendes described the four films as “the first bingable theatrical experience” and promised that each film will give us a chance to understand them more deeply.

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“The movie’s set in two hours of one day in the spring of 1917. The Germans — this is obviously true — retreated to the Hindenburg line and, for a few hours, the British had no idea where they’d gone,” Mendes told the audience.

“It’s across this landscape that the two young men are sent to preserve the lives of 1,600 men who are to be sent to attack the Hindenberg line,” he explained. “The movie takes place in just two hours and in one unbroken shot.”

Playing the two young British soldiers Blake and Scofield are Dean-Charles Chapman and George McKay. They are joined by a couple of big name stars including Colin Firth and Benedict Cumberbatch. 

1917 hits theaters this December.

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After months of speculations about Mendes’ The Beatles films, the Oscar-winning director took the stage at Sony’s CinemaCon presentation to share some details about this project. He said he’s been trying to make a film about the Fab Four for years because they changed his understanding of music, and he considers them “the most significant band of all time.”

Mendes was joined by the star-studded cast of the four films – Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney, Joseph Quinn as George Harrison, Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr, and Harris Dickinson as John Lennon. Rumors of their casting have been circling around for months, but this was the first time they officially confirmed them.

The principal photography on The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event will take a year, and all four films are set for an April 2028 release. Sam Mendes described the four films as “the first bingable theatrical experience” and promised that each film will give us a chance to understand them more deeply.

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“The movie’s set in two hours of one day in the spring of 1917. The Germans — this is obviously true — retreated to the Hindenburg line and, for a few hours, the British had no idea where they’d gone,” Mendes told the audience.

“It’s across this landscape that the two young men are sent to preserve the lives of 1,600 men who are to be sent to attack the Hindenberg line,” he explained. “The movie takes place in just two hours and in one unbroken shot.”

Playing the two young British soldiers Blake and Scofield are Dean-Charles Chapman and George McKay. They are joined by a couple of big name stars including Colin Firth and Benedict Cumberbatch. 

1917 hits theaters this December.

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