Follow The Beatles
Screen captures from “Follow The Beatles”. The 1964 British documentary “Follow The Beatles”, mostly about The Beatles’ “A Hard Day’s Night Film” has emerged in full on the internet. The film has long been...
Category: Beatles film
Rare films to be screened in Liverpool
As part of International Beatles Week, the British Music Experience have partnered with Kaleidoscope to screen astonishing missing-believed-wiped tapes from television performances from The Beatles and many more on 24 August 2019. The British...
Ringo about the new Let It Be era documentary
Sir Peter Jackson is working on a new movie based around The Beatles’ final album, Let It Be. The as-yet-untitled film will draw on 55 hours of never-released footage of the band in the...
Beatles in Twickenham exhibition
May 2nd saw another Beatles exhibition open, “The Beatles in Twickenham”, exploring the connections The Beatles had with this area back in the swinging sixties. Of course, Twickenham Studios is where most indoor scenes...
Lindsay-Hogg about Let It Be
A few blog posts ago, we linked to an interview Ken Sharp had with movie director Michael Lindsay-Hogg about The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus. At the end of that interview, Lindsay-Hogg replied...
An interview with (Aunt) Jessie Robins
An old interview with the actress who played Ringo’s Aunt Jessie in Magical Mystery Tour, Jessie Robins recently reappeared in a Facebook group, courtesy of John Bezzini. It was an interesting read, so I...
The new Let It Be film
A new edit of “Let It Be” directed by Peter Jackson has been announced today. The Beatles today announced a new collaboration between The Beatles and the acclaimed Academy Award winning director Sir Peter...
The Tokyo police film
The Beatles in Tokyo, 1966. It certainly looks like the police making security films around rock concerts was in vogue in 1966. So far we’ve seen police films around the Munich, Essen and Hamburg...
Paul: A new version of the Let It Be movie?
The Let It Be film on video cassette (German edition). In an interview with a radio station in Quebec, Canada on September 15, Paul McCartney was asked about the fate of the Beatles’ “Let...
1999 Yellow Submarine EPKs
The first restoration of “Yellow Submarine” was done in 1999, when the film cells were painstakingly restored, faded colours recoloured, the sound was stereo remixed and the first surround sound mix was made. The...
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