Michael Sheen wants to play John Lennon in a film about The Beatles.

The actor - who has played a number of British icons on the big screen, including former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair - would love to depict the late music icon in a film about the legendary band but is convinced he would be cast as Sir Paul McCartney instead.

Michael Sheen's daughter will be his date for his next movie premiere.

The actor - who played interviewer David Frost in 'Frost/Nixon' and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair in 'The Queen' - admits 10-year-old Lily has only ever been excited by his role in 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' and has demanded to go to the film's opening.

Michael Sheen says Sir David Frost put a restraining order on him. The "Frost/Nixon" actor - who portrays the legendary British TV broadcaster in the film and also played him in a stage production of the same name by Peter Morgan - claims Frost took legal action when he "stalked" him and took photos on his cell phone.

He joked: "I kind of avoided meeting Sir David until after we'd opened on stage because I was a bit worried about feeling protective of him too early - it's a fairly 'warts and all' portrayal."

Noel Gallagher took cocaine in Queen Elizabeth's private toilet at the British Prime Minister's residence.

The Oasis guitarist has confessed to snorting the Class A drug at 10 Downing Street when he was invited to a reception by then Prime Minister Tony Blair shortly after he came into power in 1997.

Harrison Ford wishes he was the U.S. President.

The Hollywood star would love to spend a day in George W. Bush's shoes, and believes he would have a huge impact as a politician.