Jean-Marc Vallée, who took a break from movie projects to focus on his work on HBO shows Big Little Lies and Sharp Objects, will make his big screen comeback with this film. In addition to directing, the two-time Emmy winner will also be in charge of rewriting the screenplay alongside Anthony McCarten, whose credits include The Theory of Everything and Darkest Hour.

The spec script focuses on Lennon and Ono’s love story alongside themes of love, courage, activism, and peace. Producer Josh Bratman was the one who managed to win over Yoko Ono and convince her to bring the story of her relationship with The Beatles co-founder to the big screen. Vallée agreed to join the project after meeting up with Ono, who connected with the artistry of his work and vision of a love story for the ages right away.

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Gallagher has previously said that he preferred John Lennon to McCartney, but now has nothing but fond memories about the latter.

Gallagher said to NME: “I’ve met him a few times he’s been absolutely a dream. The last time was at the Royal Albert Hall. He goes, ‘Why are you always in a rush? Sit down, sit down.’ I sit down and he goes, ‘Do you like margaritas?’ I said, ‘Yeah, but I had something before I come out, I don’t eat at this time of night.'”

“He said, ‘They’re f***in’ drinks, you stupid prick’. I thought he was offering me a pizza,” Gallagher continued.

Back in 2012, he spoke for NME when he said, “John Lennon means everything to me. I wouldn’t say he’s a better songwriter than McCartney, I’d say they’re both different but great. But I like Lennon’s stuff more because it’s a bit more beautiful, and it’s more mad.”

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Jean-Marc Vallée, who took a break from movie projects to focus on his work on HBO shows Big Little Lies and Sharp Objects, will make his big screen comeback with this film. In addition to directing, the two-time Emmy winner will also be in charge of rewriting the screenplay alongside Anthony McCarten, whose credits include The Theory of Everything and Darkest Hour.

The spec script focuses on Lennon and Ono’s love story alongside themes of love, courage, activism, and peace. Producer Josh Bratman was the one who managed to win over Yoko Ono and convince her to bring the story of her relationship with The Beatles co-founder to the big screen. Vallée agreed to join the project after meeting up with Ono, who connected with the artistry of his work and vision of a love story for the ages right away.

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Gallagher has previously said that he preferred John Lennon to McCartney, but now has nothing but fond memories about the latter.

Gallagher said to NME: “I’ve met him a few times he’s been absolutely a dream. The last time was at the Royal Albert Hall. He goes, ‘Why are you always in a rush? Sit down, sit down.’ I sit down and he goes, ‘Do you like margaritas?’ I said, ‘Yeah, but I had something before I come out, I don’t eat at this time of night.'”

“He said, ‘They’re f***in’ drinks, you stupid prick’. I thought he was offering me a pizza,” Gallagher continued.

Back in 2012, he spoke for NME when he said, “John Lennon means everything to me. I wouldn’t say he’s a better songwriter than McCartney, I’d say they’re both different but great. But I like Lennon’s stuff more because it’s a bit more beautiful, and it’s more mad.”

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