The Beatles: Get Back - Characters & Cast

Seeking a balance between his intense devotion to Yoko and his lingering loyalty to his "other half," Paul, while trying to regain the simple joy of rock 'n' roll.

Begins the sessions somewhat detached and heavily influenced by his relationship with Yoko Ono. However, as the music takes shape, he becomes the group's essential mediator and comedic engine, culminating in his revitalized, fully engaged presence during the rooftop concert.

A desperate desire to keep the group cohesive and productive, acting as the primary engine for their songwriting during their most difficult period.

Moves from a position of overbearing control—borne out of a fear of the band falling apart—to a more collaborative and vulnerable state. He ultimately accepts the reality of the band's situation while still pushing for a triumphant musical ending.

Seeking creative recognition and an equal voice in a partnership long dominated by the Lennon-McCartney shadow.

Experiences the most dramatic arc, starting with deep-seated frustration at being sidelined, leading to his temporary resignation from the band. He returns with a firmer sense of his own worth, already preparing the ground for his solo masterpiece, All Things Must Pass.

A simple, profound loyalty to his friends and the desire to just "get on with it" and make music.

Maintains a steady, supportive presence throughout. While the others fluctuate emotionally, Ringo remains the emotional and rhythmic bedrock of the group, ready to play whenever the others are.

Pure musical expression and the joy of collaborating with his idols.

Introduced in Part 2, his arrival shifts the energy of the entire series. He acts as the "Fifth Beatle," whose sheer talent and positive energy force the four members to be on their best behavior and rediscover their musical synergy.