Ringo Starr

Before joining the Beatles in August 1962---and replacing drummer Pete Best, a move unpopular with many fans---was well-known in Liverpool music circles, but left Rory Storm & the H

Although officially a member of the band, did not play drums on early Beatles hits "Love Me Do" and its B-side, "P.S. I Love You"; instead, played tambourine on the former and maracas on the latt

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Concert for George 2003

Performance

Film

Il Cieco 1971 -Candy

Actor

Film

A Hard Day's Night 1964 -Ringo Starr

Actor

Film

Classic Albums

Host

Hollywood Rocks the Movies: The Early Years

Narrator

Saturday Night Live

Host

Ringo Starr; Herbie Hancock (1984) -Host

Host

TV Episode

Shining Time Station -Mr. Conductor

Actor

The Who: The Kids Are Alright 2003

Actor

Film

Caveman 1981 -Atouk

Actor

Film

Sextette 1978 -Laslo Karolny

Actor

Film

The Last Waltz 1978 -Himself

Performance

Film

Lisztomania 1976 -Pope

Actor

Film

That'll Be the Day 1974 -Mike

Actor, Composer (Music Score)

Film

200 Motels 1971 -Larry the Dwarf

Actor

Film

The Magic Christian 1970 -Youngman Grand

Actor

Film

Candy 1968 -Emmanuel

Actor

Film

Help! 1965

Actor

Film

Thomas & Friends: Thomas Breaks the Rules

Actor

Film

Walking After Midnight

Actor

Film

The True Story of Frank Zappa's 200 Motels

Actor

Film

The Beatles: Alone & Together -Himself

Actor

Film

The Beatles: Magical Mystery Tour

Director

Film

Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories, Vol. 1: Elbert's Bad Word

Actor

Film

Son of Dracula -Merlin the Magician

Producer, Actor

Film

Let It Be

Composer (Music Score)

Film

Fun with the Fab Four

Actor

Film

Give My Regards to Broad Street -Ringo

Actor

Film

Paul McCartney: In the World Tonight

Actor

Film

Princess Daisy

Actor

Film

Reflections on Love

Actor

Film

Alice in Wonderland -Mock Turtle

Actor

Film

Alice Through the Looking Glass

Actor

Film

Born to Boogie

Director, Producer, Performance

Film

Highlights

A sickly child whose multiple ailments kept him from completing school, his first drum kit was bought by his stepfather, Harry Graves.

Before joining the Beatles in August 1962---and replacing drummer Pete Best, a move unpopular with many fans---was well-known in Liverpool music circles, but left Rory Storm & the H

Although officially a member of the band, did not play drums on early Beatles hits "Love Me Do" and its B-side, "P.S. I Love You"; instead, played tambourine on the former and maracas on the latt

Disappointed by the increasing tension within the band during the recording of The Beatles (a.k.a. The White Album) in 1968, temporarily quit the group and spent time on actor Peter

Made film directorial debut with Born to Boogie (1972), a concert film about glam-rock band T. Rex.

In 1989, received a Daytime Emmy Award nomination for his role as Mr. Conductor in the children's series Shining Time Station.

The oldest Beatle, also became the group's first grandfather when son Zak's daughter, Tatia Jayne, was born in 1985.