Set in the early '60s, the six-part drama takes viewers to "the smoke-filled clubs of Hamburg's St Pauli red-light district, where an inexperienced young rock 'n; roll band from Liverpool collides with two young artists".
Hamburg Days is currently filming in the titular German city, as well as Munich and Liverpool, with the further cast now set to include Asa Butterfield (Unchosen) as Beatles manager Brian Epstein and Jonny Lee Miller (The Crown) as Jim McCartney, Paul's father.
Rounding out the ensemble is newcomer Archie George as Tony Sheridan, Jorden Myrie (Sherwood) as Lord Woodbine, Lea Drinda (Where’s Wanda?) as Astrid Kirchherr, Tash Major (Finding Emily) as Dot Rhone, and Louis McCartney (Stranger Things: The First Shadow) as Ringo Starr.
Hamburg Days does not yet have a confirmed premiere date on BBC One and iPlayer, but it should make it to the small screen sooner than Sam Mendes's unrelated 2028 cinematic event, comprised of four feature films (one for each member of the band).
Hamburg Days is coming soon to BBC One and iPlayer.
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