Not long ago, the title “Nowhere Boy” seemed to accurately capture where the film stood in the awards picture: nowhere. But after some key in-flight showings on British Airways, and given the ...

Nowhere Boy, which was written by Matt Greengalgh (Control) and directed by first-timer Sam Taylor-Wood, uses a variety of books, news sources and first-hand accounts (including the memoirs of ...

The formula for biopics is so rote by now, so predictably charted, that director Sam Taylor-Wood should be complimented simply for keeping her tale of John Lennon's coming of age so tightly ...

Sam and Aaron Taylor-Johnson celebrate their 13th anniversary on Saturday, June 21, 2025. See a photo of the happy couple ...

The scared, lonely teenager hides in a tiny basement room in a house on Avenue Albert Jonnart, and that’s how he meets Max, the 13-year-old boy who lives there. Max tells no one about Ahmed.

Nowhere Boy was a critical smash in its native UK and hits theaters stateside Friday, just in time for what would have been Lennon's 70th birthday this weekend.

"Nowhere Boy" stars Aaron Johnson, Kristin Scott Thomas and Ann-Marie Duff — all outstanding — as, respectively, the adolescent John Lennon, the aunt who raised him and the erratic mother ...

Nowhere Boy found an emotional heart that rang true with that mother-son relationship, which is something traditional musical biopics often struggle with. Of course, there’s no telling what the ...

Nowhere Boy is a biopic about John Lennon’s very early days (long before the Beatles), and it’s a terrific film: insightful and moving, with rock & roll sequences that give you a tingle. It ...

"Nowhere Boy" is about John before he was fab -- back when he was just John Winston Lennon of Menlove Avenue, Liverpool. Back when he had something to say, and nobody to listen.

A teenage, pre-Beatles John Lennon pulls through hard times with rock 'n' roll in 'Nowhere Boy.' Skip to main content Skip to main menu Skip to search Skip to footer. Why is Christian ...

This week, Nowhere Boy is a worthy biopic of an ambitious young John Lennon, 30 Rock’s resident World Champion dominates the book biz, and a New York gallery takes a bite out of Billy Apple’s art.