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#BEATLES MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR MOVIE YOUTUBE TV#

#BEATLES MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR MOVIE YOUTUBE TV#

Ostensibly a frantic day-in-the-life tale of the Fab Four at the height of their fame, it finds the four walking a gauntlet of screaming fans, snotty handlers, smitten reporters, irritated detractors, and one very clean old man (UK TV star Wilfred Brambell, playing Paul’s mischievous grandfather). (Richard Lester, 1964) Easily the greatest narrative rock and roll film of all time, A Hard Day’s Night benefits from a perfect match-up of writer (Alun Owen, whose script was nominated for an Academy Award–even now, an unheard-of honor for a film of this type), director (the gifted Richard Lester, an American transplanted to the UK), and stars. But all are overseen by their influence as immutable musicians and personalities. Not all of these films feature the Beatles–John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Part of this mastery came with their command of the cinematic realm and so, with the new release of Ron Howard’s The Beatles: Eight Days a Week (a chronicle of their touring years largely powered by fan-captured film footage), we at Zeke F ilm figured this would provide a shot at surveying the band’s film output from inception to solo efforts and, finally, to post-Beatle scrutiny. It’s easiest to say they changed everything and leave it at that. To talk about the Liverpool boys and their effect on music and, indeed, the world, is daunting.

There are only three artistic entities of which I am I die-hard, life-long fan–all of whom arguably reached the apex of their abilities in the 1960s: Stanley Kubrick, Charles Schulz, and The Beatles. An Anthology of the Fab Four on the Silver Screen

Beatles magical mystery tour movie youtube