Nature Will Take Everything (film)

Nature Will Take Everything is a 2018 biopic about the British singer and songwriter Luke Melvin. The film was written by his wife Sophie Melvin, with Ringo Starr as musical consultant. Melvin and Starr said they tried to make it as accurate as possible.

The film was announced in 2007 by Sophie Melvin, as an ode to Luke. Filming began in 2010 and ceased in 2012, with a released scheduled for 22 October 2013. However, Sophie's house was robbed, and the film taken. The project was put on hold until January 2016 when filming re-began with a brand new cast and a new script. Filming ended in mid-2017 and editing ended in February 2018 and the release was scheduled for 27 June 2018. It grossed $3.4 billion worldwide, against a budget of $12 million.

Plot
In 1968, Luke Melvin meets George Harrison and becomes great friends with him. Luke asks George to be his best man at his wedding to Sophie Acaster, and he agrees. Luke meets John Lennon and is asked by John to join the Beatles for their Get Back sessions. Luke dislikes Paul McCartney but becomes friends with Ringo Starr and helps him write "Octopus's Garden".

In 1970, Nature Will Take Everything reaches No. 1 on many charts around the world, and Luke organises the Concert for Liverpool. He decides to take a year or so out of the public eye. He returns in 1973 with his successful album Sweet Smell of Success.

In 1975, Luke is a murder-target after his controversial tour Luke Melvin's 1975 US Tour. He and Sophie's relationship is on the rocks as she wants them to be safe and wants to leave Liverpool. Luke gets to the studio and revives himself with his 1976 album Very Nervous.

Luke is delighted in 1977 when Sophie tells him she is pregnant and gives birth to Ben Melvin in 1978. Luke enjoys success again with the release of his self-titled album in 1979. In 1982, Luke and Sophie retire from the music business, following the disaster of Melvin's album Gone Mad. In 1986, Luke gets back into the studio and becomes a critically-acclaimed artist again with the release of 1987's Golden Stairs. When he announces to Sophie that the album has gone to No. 1, he agrees to retire for good now.

In a mid-credits scene, Luke's touring period of the 90s and his death are described.