LENNON'S SON WORRIED ABOUT FILM

Last updated: Tuesday, May 19, 2009

LENNON'S SON WORRIED ABOUT FILM

JOHN LENNON's son JULIAN is apprehensive about a forthcoming movie chronicling his father's life - he's worried the film will tarnish his memory of the late BEATLE.

Julian Lennon at amfAR Cinema Against AIDS held at Le Moulin de Mougins. Mougins, France - 23.05.07

Nowhere Boy, which stars Aaron Johnson and Kristin Scott Thomas, tells the story of Lennon's childhood in Liverpool, England.

But his 46-year-old son has reservations about the movie, which is directed by Sam Taylor-Wood and will be released on the 29th anniversary of Lennon's death in December (09).

He says, 'It's weird. I know what I know, I like what I know, and I don't like some of what I know and I don't particularly want to see someone else's variation on that. But Sam seems extremely nice and the film looks as though it will be something interesting.'

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Source: WENN

| Tuesday, May 19, 2009

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