George Harrison's Ex-Wife Wonders Who Will Play Her In Beatles Biopics
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Pattie Boyd also questioned whether she would be included in the four movies about the Fab Four at all.
Now that it’s been announced which actors will portray John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr in Sam Mendes’ upcoming quartet of Beatles biopics, people are focusing on other casting questions.
That’s including Harrison’s ex-wife Pattie Boyd, a model and photographer who was married to the guitarist between 1966 and 1977 before she married Eric Clapton, who wrote the song “Layla” for her.
After it was officially announced that Harris Dickinson will portray Lennon, Paul Mescal will be McCartney, Joseph Quinn will portray Harrison and Barry Keoghan will take on the role of Ringo Starr, Boyd asked another casting question on X: Who’s playing her ― and is she even being portrayed at all?
“I wonder who will be cast to play me? That’s assuming that I get to feature in any of the movies,” she said.
So far, no other casting choices have been officially announced, but some of Boyd’s followers were happy to offer suggestions.
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