I could actually see Ringo playing himself. I don't think it's Paul's bag though. They're all pretty unique. I think it'd be hard to find someone good. They could probably have lookalike contests in england (Liverpool especially) and see what they come up with.

And whoever thought that Yoko might really be into a collaboration with Julian? What makes you think Yoko and Julian are close anyway? How come whenever it comes to the Lennon's and whether it's their history or presumptions that foster notions on how Lennon might be navigating his life if he were alive today that even the slightest criticism becomes tantamount to blaspheme. Somebody in this tribe once remarked to me that he couldn't get his mind around this knee-jerk reaction that people have towards being critical of Yoko Ono. I can't seem to get my mind around this knee-jerk reaction that people have towards disparaging remarks surrounding Lennon's less than admirable traits and behavior at times. I consider myself an extremely devoted Lennon fan, and his darker side does nothing to diminish his immense talent and genius ~ I just find it strange that so many fans refuse to recognize Lennon even having a dark side! As if 'All You Need Is Love' was the central motif to his day to day existence! John had a killer wit and more often than not he pulverized (and took immence, perverse pleasure in doing so at times) people with it. He had a look and tongue that could wither you beneath the table. Incidentally, towards the end of his life he had a deep dislike for the average peacenik ( the average fan is probably not aware of that) and often made fun at them. Lennon could be an extremely cruel and insensitive cat at times ~ no big deal ~ it's a hallmark of genius anyway so it's no skin off my arse. I got a laugh out of the post that claimed that Lennon had way too much integrity to have anything to do with the likes of a sellout like Elton John if he were alive today ~ again folks, Elton John happened to be one of John Lennon's closest freinds. Don't believe me? Look it up. The sixties are over people and if Lennon were living today he would be a man of the 21st century. I mean, my god, by 1980 he was just coming into his own for the first time, with sixties far behind him already.