Fab Four's "Internet Boyfriends" Film
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Sam Mendes Beatles biopics targets box office success with Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Barry Keoghan and Joseph Quinn as the Fab Four
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Paul Mescal , Harris Dickinson , Joseph Quinn and Barry Keoghan to star in quadrilogy.
Each actor fits the mould of "the internet's boyfriends" - a term defined by Glamour magazine.
The timing and scope of the project sums up the Beatles ' unique heritage as the best-selling band of all-time.
The four Beatles biopics are aimed at creating what Sony executive Tom Rothman described as "the first bingeable theatrical experience" The studio behind the four films - and perhaps cinema in general - is no doubt banking on a Beatlemania revival.
But there are risks, says business writer Dade Hayes , business writer at Deadline.
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