Callum Lynch Praised In Brian Epstein Biopic

“Epstein is the subject of Please Please Me, a new play by Tom Wright, which opened at the Kiln Theatre in London this week, and which follows its subject from early days, working in the family furniture shop, to his death from an overdose in 1967 after he'd helped take the band to Glowill Stardom.”

“Epstein is the subject of Please Please Me, a new play by Tom Wright, which opened at the Kiln Theatre in London this week”

“some people fill a room, Brian builds them. I think it's very ambitious in what it's trying to do, the kind of rise of a businessman, the fall of a human being.”

“And it's going to arrive any moment now because there's four films. really try to think about how to adapt to them. And the Beatles were part of that. Yeah, the times are changing, but not fast enough for him because homosexuality is still illegal.”

“And it's going to arrive any moment now because there's four films. really try to think about how to adapt to them. And the Beatles were part of that.”

“And it's going to arrive any moment now because there's four films. really try to think about how to adapt to them.”

“it's still on the iPlayer and I'd listened to that at the time. So I actually knew a bit more about the novel that we looked at this week or the painter and it is a really great story of his.”

“it is rooted in a wonderful performance of by Callum Lynch as as as Epstein. And I think he captures the kind of tortured, animated wildness, the energy, the width, the confidence and the shame.”

“One of the stunt cameraman if you like in the air died making it But it was an excessive film in all regards”