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Mick Jagger ‘sincerely thinking about’ Rolling Stones biopic after being inspired by upcoming four-film Beatles project

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Mick Jagger ‘sincerely thinking about’ Rolling Stones biopic after being inspired by upcoming four-film Beatles project
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Page Six Hollywood Mick Jagger ‘sincerely thinking about’ Rolling Stones biopic after being inspired by upcoming four-film Beatles project Published Aug. ET A Rolling Stones' biopic could be coming after all. Rock icon Mick Jagger is intrigued by the possibility of a Rolling Stones biopic, sources say — after the Beatles are getting four films released at once in 2028 by director Sam Mendes.

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Page Six Hollywood Mick Jagger ‘sincerely thinking about’ Rolling Stones biopic after being inspired by upcoming four-film Beatles project Published Aug. 5, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET A Rolling Stones' biopic could be coming after all. Rock icon Mick Jagger is intrigued by the possibility of a Rolling Stones biopic, sources say — after the Beatles are getting four films released at once in 2028 by director Sam Mendes. Reports have said in the past that Jagger was particularly down on doing any kind of autobiography, even after his bandmate Keith Richards‘ massively successful book, “Life,” hit shelves in 2010. 5 Mick Jagger is now considering a Rolling Stones movie. WireImage 5 For years, Mick Jagger was against the idea, but is now inspired by Sam Mendes’ upcoming Beatles project.

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