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Ringo Starr makes heartbreaking Beatles reunion admission decades after John Lennon, George Harrison’s deaths

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Gostin, N. (2026, September 19). Ringo Starr makes heartbreaking Beatles reunion admission decades after John Lennon, George Harrison’s deaths. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/09/19/entertainment/ringo-starr-makes-heartbreaking-beatles-reunion-admission/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-19 · by Nicki Gostin

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In an interview with Page Six, Ringo Starr expressed his belief that The Beatles might have reunited if John Lennon and George Harrison were still alive. Reflecting on the band's dynamic, Starr misses the close friendship and musical synergy they shared, noting their bond was like having brothers. Currently, he remains in touch with Paul McCartney, collaborating musically and socializing regularly. The article also mentions upcoming biographical films about each Beatle member due for release in 2028, which Starr sees as a creative storytelling endeavor rather than a documentary.
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Ringo Starr, the former drummer of The Beatles, recently told Page Six in an exclusive interview that he believes the band would have reunited to make more music if John Lennon and George Harrison were still alive. Reflecting on the loss of his friends, Starr said he misses "the friendship, the togetherness, the support" they shared during their time as The Beatles. He is in close contact with fellow Beatle Paul McCartney, speaking with him a couple of times a month and collaborating on music projects. Starr's comments come at a time when there has been renewed interest in The Beatles, partly due to the news that director Sam Mendes is working on four biographical films about each member.

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Not that The Beatles are really ever out of the public imagination, but this year there has been even more interest with the news that Sam Mendes is working on four biographical films based on each member, with Harris Dickinson playing Lennon, Paul Mescal playing Paul McCartney, Joseph Quinn playing Harrison and Barry Keoghan playing Starr.
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🔮 Ringo Starr believes The Beatles would have reunited to make more music had John Lennon and George Harrison not died.

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Ringo Starr believes The Beatles would have reunited to make more music had John Lennon and George Harrison not died. asserted
Lennon → believe → music
“I do think we possibly would have got together sometime from, you know, John leaving us to now, if we were all still around, you know,” the drummer told Page Six in a recent exclusive interview. uncertain
drummer → think → interview
“And George, you know, I miss George.” asserted
I → know → George
Starr shared that the thing he misses most about being a Beatle is “the friendship, the togetherness, the support of each other. asserted
he → share → other
I’m an only child. asserted
I → ’m → ?
I had three brothers. asserted
I → have → brothers
And you know, brothers up rows and you know little get-togethers, and then little get-aparts. asserted
you → know → rows
You know, the chance to play that. asserted
You → know → that
And you know, it’s all happened in eight years.” asserted
it → know → years
Starr is still in close contact with the last surviving Beatle, Paul McCartney. asserted
Starr → survive → Beatle
They speak, “a couple of times a month… asserted
They → speak → times
If he’s in England, we go to visit England, mainly to visit family, (if) we know, we’ll have dinner or we’ll go around and hang, so yeah, a couple of times a month.” asserted
we → ’ → times
The “Photograph” singer added that he’s on McCartney’s last record and McCartneys been on a lot of his. asserted
McCartneys → add → his
He’d come over with his bass and play over the years — “we’re still pals,” he said. asserted
he → come → years
Not that The Beatles are really ever out of the public imagination, but this year there has been even more interest with the news that Sam Mendes is working on four biographical films based on each member, with Harris Dickinson playing Lennon, Paul Mescal playing Paul McCartney, Joseph Quinn playing Harrison and Barry Keoghan playing Starr. asserted
Keoghan → work → Starr
All four films will be released simultaneously in 2028. asserted
films → release → 2028
“I think it’s amazing, actually,” Starr enthused. asserted
Starr → think → ?
“The difficulty was he’s putting this story with that story. asserted
he → put → story
And Paul and I have to both let go of that. asserted
Paul → have → that
It’s not a documentary… asserted
It → ’ → ?
It’s a story of four stories. asserted
It → ’ → stories
You know, one on each of us, but, you know, of course we will get in together sometimes. asserted
we → know → course
So, we just said, ‘Okay, it’s a movie.'” asserted
it → say → ?
Earlier this year, Starr released “Long Long Road,” his 22nd solo album and his second co-written and produced by T Bone Burnett, featuring collaborations with Sheryl Crow and St. Vincent. asserted
Starr → release → Crow
In an earlier statement, Starr shared that the title came about because “I’ve been thinking about the road I’ve taken, starting in Liverpool, being in several bands, then with The Beatles – all those stops on your walk of life, it’s so far out.” asserted
it → share → life
Starr is also touring with His All Starr Band and will play Forest Hills Stadium on Oct. 1, his first time back there since The Beatles played two historic sold-out shows in 1964, marking the group’s first-ever stadium shows. asserted
Beatles → tour → shows
He’s philosophical when asked why he keeps touring at 86. asserted
he → ’ → 86
“I don’t know,” he said. asserted
he → know → ?
“I’m just fit enough to do it. asserted
I → ’m → it
Sometimes mentally I say, ‘Oh, that’s enough.’ asserted
that → say → ?
And then a week later I say, ‘No, it’s not.' asserted
it → say → ?
” And when asked how he manages to look two decades younger than he is, Starr is succinct. asserted
Starr → ask → ?
“That’s all the blueberries and broccoli,” he exclaimed. asserted
he → ’ → ?
Conversation Your voice matters. asserted
voice → matter → Conversation
Discussions are moderated for civility. asserted
Discussions → moderate → civility
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