Beatles films: Anna Sawai reacts to Yoko Ono Casting Rumores

Anna Sawai It is a very hot property in Hollywood at this time, but the award -winning star of Shōgun He has responded not compromised to sound about Yoko Ono’s role in highly anticipated Beatles films.

Talking with Us Weekly And other press media at the SAG Awards after winning an outstanding performance of a female plaintiff in a dramatic series for her role in the epic drama of the period, the 32 -year -old actress said that Ono’s gossip was mere speculation.

“I think a rumor is just a rumor,” he said. “I’m still trying to find out what I want to do, so I’m reading many scripts. I am also doing many meetings and I just want to make sure that whatever chooses is the right thing. You can take time to find the right projects, but I am trying to be selective to be able to surprise everyone who will see it. “

Sawai assuming such an iconic role would undoubtedly be a welcome surprise, particularly together with the other great and exciting names that are rumored that they are part of the Sam Mendes project. So far, casting has not been officially confirmed, but according to DeadlineIt is expected that Paul Mescal will play Paul McCartneyalong with Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr, Joseph Quinn as George Harrison and Harris Dickinson as John Lennon.

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If everything goes as planned, Mendes’ series of films, which is launched for a 2027 launch, will be a who of young young talents. They will also mark the first time that the Beatles and Apple Corps LTD have allowed the British British British British Stories and music to be used in scripts movies.

The Sawai’s SAG award is the last one of a series of honors for its role in Shōgun. He also took the Emmy for the outstanding main actress in a dramatic series, the first actress of Asian ancestry to win, and the Golden Globe for best actress in a television drama.

During his interview with La Prensa, he said he has mixed emotions about winning so many awards, since he did not sign up for the second season. “I don’t think this is something you really get used to,” he said. “It is also, I suppose, only the love for all the team I have and know that I probably will no longer be able to celebrate with them like that, that this is really the last day for me that represents Mariko … so that all that made me very Emotional because I love the team very much. “

With reports from Mariel Turner.