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Barry Keoghan Reveals Beatles Legend Ringo Starr Played Drums Just for Him in Surprise First Meeting!

Barry Keoghan Reveals Beatles Legend Ringo Starr Played Drums Just for Him in Surprise First Meeting!

In a moment straight out of a dream, Hollywood star Barry Keoghan has shared a heartwarming story about meeting Beatles icon Ringo Starr — and it’s got fans buzzing across the globe.

The Saltburn actor recently revealed during an interview that when he met Ringo for the first time, the music legend didn’t just say hello. He jumped behind the drums and played a special tune just for Barry. “I couldn’t believe it,” Keoghan said with a grin. “It was surreal. Ringo Starr, one of the greatest drummers in history, is playing for me. I’ll never forget that moment.”

Barry, who has quickly become one of Hollywood’s most talked-about actors thanks to his roles in The Banshees of Inisherin and Saltburn, admitted he grew up listening to the Beatles. Meeting Ringo was already a big deal — but getting a private drum session from the 83-year-old music icon was beyond anything he expected.

“He was so cool about it, just sat down and started playing like it was the most normal thing,” Barry added. “I was just standing there, trying to process it all.”

The unexpected meeting happened during a private event in Los Angeles, where stars from the world of film and music gathered. While the details of the tune Ringo played are still a mystery, fans are already calling for the duo to team up again — maybe even on screen!

Social media exploded when Barry’s story hit the headlines, with fans praising the sweet moment between the Irish actor and the British rock legend. “Two icons in one room — we love to see it!” one user wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

As Barry Keoghan continues to rise in Hollywood, this magical meeting with Ringo Starr is yet another unforgettable chapter in his already fascinating journey. And who knows? Maybe a future film or series will capture this epic crossover between cinema and rock ‘n’ roll history.

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