Starr did, however, push back a bit on Mendes when they met in London this past April and went over the script for the Ringo film, the NYT reports. Starr revealed he gave notes on the depiction of his ...

Ringo Starr, who will be portrayed by Barry Keoghan in the upcoming Beatles biopic, gave director Sam Mendes extensive notes on the script.

Ringo Starr gave director Sam Mendes extensive notes about the script for his upcoming biopic film. The British filmmaker is ...

The former Beatles drummer said that scenes depicting his first wife needed to be tweaked to make them more accurate.

Sam Mendes is set to release four interconnected biopics next year centred around The Beatles, with Barry Koeghan recently ...

Ringo Starr put his rock career on hold after the Beatles breakup. He instead released a pair of surprising genre-based albums in 1970.

Ringo's first two solo albums didn't blow up the charts — "Sentimental Journey" (standards covers) and "Beaucoups of Blues" (country) — despite the chart success of singles "Back Off Boogaloo ...

Notably, Starr’s country roots extend back to his Beatles contributions; “Act Naturally,” “What Goes On,” “Don’t Pass Me By,” and solo LP, his sophomore set, Beaucoups of Blues ...

“ Got to pay your dues if you want to sing the blues.” That’s one of the finest opening lines you’ll ever hear in a rock song, working on a lot of levels for Ringo Starr.

Technically, Starr had already made his path out of the garden with the release of his solo debut, Sentimental Journey, and the follow-up, Beaucoups of Blues. Neither took off commercially the ...

The record marked the former Beatle's second country effort, after 1970’s Beaucoups of Blues, and became his most successful record in years, cracking the Top 10 on Billboard’ s album sales ...

White goes on to reference the country feel of Starr’s 1970 solo album Beaucoups of Blues, and in a separate interview, alongside Look Up producer T Bone Burnett, Starr recalls the memorable 48 ...