What If “Yesterday” – There Were No Beatles!

A new film trailer dropped today for a wild new film that imagines a world where no one remembers the Beatles – except this guy!

Yes, he knows all of the songs, but nobody else does!

Take “Slumdog Millionaire” Director Danny Boyle, “Love Actually” Writer/Director Richard Curtis, and a great cast including Lily James and Kate McKinnon, along with cameos by Ed Sheeran and James Corden among others – and you get a fascinating new film called “Yesterday”!

Here is the trailer:

Well, this is a fascinating premise – and who better to deliver it that Director Boyle, who made such classic films as the aforementioned “Slumdog Millionaire” as well as “Transpotting” and “Sunshine” – with a script by Richard Curtis, whose romantic comedy “Notting Hill” is a classic as well!

I cannot wait to see what Boyle does with this unique concept…and I assume he will be MUCH more successful than a previous attempt to utilize The Beatles’ music in a movie:

Ouch! Remember this disastrous attempt to use the band’s music? Click here two “lost” Beatles films!

https://johnrieber.com/2013/06/20/the-beatles-worlds-best-music-worst-movie-choices/

Let me know what you think of the “Yesterday” trailer!

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