The Beatles--the world's most famous rock and roll band--travel from their home town of Liverpool to London to perform in a television broadcast. Along the way they must rescue Paul's unconventional grandfather from various misadventures and drummer Ringo goes missing just before the crucial concert.
Written by Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>
United Artists was pressuring the producers to finally come up with a title for the film. When John Lennon told producer Walter Shenson about Ringo Starr's malapropisms, Shenson thought that Ringo's phrase "a hard day's night"--referring to his resting up after an exhausting day--might make a good title. John agreed. Shenson called United Artists with the proposed title, which was coolly received. Shenson suggested that they ask the secretaries and other young employees, who might be fans of The Beatles, what they thought of the proposed title. The suggestion worked and the title was accepted.
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Goofs
Continuity:
Secretary's legs uncrossed/crossed as she sits on the edge of her boss' desk.
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Quotes
Norm:
Hey, have you seen Paul's grandfather? John:
Of course. He's concealed about my person. Norm:
[rolls his eyes]
He must have slipped off somewhere. Paul:
Have you lost him? Norm:
Don't exaggerate. Paul:
You've lost him! Shake:
Put it this way, Paulie: he's mislaid him. See more »
Crazy Credits
The opening credits are superimposed over the action. The Beatles are
running from a mob of fans while the title track plays.
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