John and Yoko: A Love Story

A magnetic but conflicted musician whose creative restlessness and idealism drive him toward new partnerships and stylistic experiments. He navigates intense fame, personal upheaval, and a shifting sense of family as his life with Yoko deepens. His artistry expands through collaborations, while public scrutiny tests his relationships.

A bold, independent artist whose presence reshapes John’s life and the dynamics within the band. She faces scrutiny and hostility yet remains central to the couple's creative experiments and political activism. Her resilience and artistry anchor the narrative's emotional core.

The other half of the Lennon–McCartney legacy, a steady musician whose loyalty and practical support buffer John, even as business tensions arise. He negotiates the band's internal turmoil and the evolving business landscape that includes Klein and managerial shifts. His actions reflect duty, friendship, and the pressures of fame.

The Beatles' manager whose untimely death triggers a period of upheaval and renegotiation for the band. His absence ushers in managerial changes and power struggles as the group confronts ownership and direction. He embodies the commercial pressures surrounding The Beatles during a critical era.

John's partner during a mid-70s separation, providing a counterpoint to Yoko and becoming part of John's creative circle. She embodies a transitional phase in John's personal life and influences the tone of his late-period work. Her presence intersects with loyalty, romance, and artistic collaboration.

Yoko's daughter, a figure in the personal custody struggles depicted, highlighting the complexities of family dynamics amid fame. Her storyline intersects with legal battles and the care of children under intense media scrutiny. The film uses this character to explore the human cost of public life.

A close creative ally who bridges Lennon's late career and collaboration on Walls and Bridges, reflecting a shared era of musical reinvention. He is a catalyst for Lennon's renewed public performances and the bridging of personal and professional life. Their onstage alliance embodies mutual respect and musical experimentation.

A fellow Beatle who represents the continuing connections within The Beatles’ circle even as member dynamics shift. He embodies camaraderie, the weight of legacy, and the tension between public appearance and private life. His presence helps anchor the era's nostalgia and ongoing musical collaboration.