Ringo Starr challenges the accuracy of Sam Mendes’ Beatles biopic and says some scenes didn’t reflect reality.

The iconic Beatles drummer - who recently revealed what he would say to John Lennon and George Harrison if he saw them today -got candid about his nearly 40 years of sobriety from substances and alcohol, which began after he sought help at a rehab facility with his wife shortly after they wed.

Ringo Starr told Paul McCartney that he was letting himself go. In 1986, McCartney was in his 40s and embracing his age. He let his hair go gray and admitted he had no plans to dye it.