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Yesterday Yesterday Following a road accident, struggling singer-songwriter Jack Malik wakes up in an alternative reality where no-one seems to have ever heard of The Beatles.  More

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1 h Share with: Harry Styles turned down the chance to appear in Danny Boyle's Beatles-inspired movie Yesterday, according to its eventual star Ed Sheeran. Ed has a small supporting but key role as himself in the film, acting as a mentor to Himesh Patel's character, Jack Malik, a struggling singer-songwriter who finds fame by repurposing the songs of The Beatles after the world forgets they existed. However, despite being a perfect fit as a similarly successful troubadour, the Thinking Out Loud singer has revealed he was the third choice - behind Harry and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin. ...

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