India, May 1 -- Hollywood's long-standing obsession with real-life stories isn't slowing down in 2026, but the current slate is more staggered than stacked. As awards-heavy titles line up for later in the year, the next few months bring a mix of headline-grabbing musical legends, historical figures, and quieter, festival-driven narratives. Here's a look at the biopics releasing between now and mid-2026. Michael (April 2026) Jaafar Jackson steps into the shoes of his uncle, tracing the rise of the King of Pop from child prodigy to global phenomenon. More than just a casting choice, the film leans into lineage-banking on an inherent familiarity with Jackson's physicality. Early footage has highlighted the film's painstaking recreation of his performances, with Jaafar undergoing extensive rehearsal to mirror the signature movement, rhythm and stage command that defined Michael Jackson's legacy. Madden (November 26, 2026) Headlined by Nicolas Cage as John Madden, the film traces the larger-than-life NFL coach who transitioned into an iconic broadcaster and cultural figure. With Christian Bale also on board in a key role, the project carries the weight of two actors known for transformative performances. Cage is expected to lean into Madden's distinctive voice and presence, while Bale's involvement signals another physically and psychologically immersive turn. Snoop (2027) Though slated for 2027, Snoop is already generating buzz after its confirmation at CinemaCon. Jonathan Daviss will play a young Snoop Dogg, charting the rapper's rise from Long Beach to becoming a defining voice of West Coast hip-hop. Directed by Craig Brewer, the film is expected to embrace an R-rated lens, leaning into the rawness of Snoop's early years rather than a sanitised retelling. Pressure (May 29, 2026) Set against the backdrop of World War II, Pressure zooms in on the high-stakes decision-making behind D-Day, centring on meteorologist James Stagg, whose weather predictions proved critical to the operation. Andrew Scott plays Stagg with a focus on quiet tension, while Brendan Fraser takes on Dwight D Eisenhower, embodying the weight of command. The film leans into psychological pressure rather than battlefield spectacle, with both actors expected to anchor it through restraint and period accuracy. The Beatles Biopic(s) Sam Mendes is directing a groundbreaking series of four Beatles biopics, set for release by Sony Pictures on April 7, 2028. Each film will explore the band's story from the unique perspective of a different member: Paul Mescal (Paul), Harris Dickinson (John), Barry Keoghan (Ringo), and Joseph Quinn (George)....