The Beatles Revolution (2000)Celebrities explain how The Beatles (who only appear in archival footage) and their music touched their lives. Director:Rudy Bednar |
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Title: The Beatles Revolution (TV Movie 2000)
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| Tim Allen | ... |
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| Bono | ... |
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| David Bowie | ... |
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| Dick Clark | ... |
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| Bill Clinton | ... |
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| Phil Collins | ... |
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| Cameron Crowe | ... |
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| Marianne Faithfull | ... |
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| Milos Forman | ... |
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| Peter Gabriel | ... |
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| Al Green | ... |
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| Matt Groening | ... |
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| George Harrison | ... |
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Celebrities explain how The Beatles (who only appear in archival footage) and their music touched their lives.
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17 November 2000 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Sadly, an astounding number of allegedly grown-up people in this world are walking around under the impression that the Beatles were just an over-rated rock band that had a bunch of hits and made some girls scream.
These people need to be strapped to a chair and forced to watch this outstanding TV special. Maybe if it's force-fed to them, they might obtain a clue as to the part these four incredible men played in so many areas of our present-day life -- everything from music itself, inter-generational attitudes, fashion, language and hairstyles to music videos, live concerts, graphic design, the music industry and even the fall of communism in the Soviet Union!
This special, more than any other one I've seen, touched on so much of all of that. It should be repeated by the network at least once a year . . . if only to remind people of today from where they have come.