Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007) Poster

Jack Black: Paul McCartney

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  • George Harrison : I just sit here while me guitar quietly whimpers.

    Paul McCartney : Well, you are the quiet one, so why don't you shut the fuck up?

    Ringo Starr : I've got a song about an octopus.

    John Lennon : Jam it up your arse. You're lucky we still let you play drums!

  • [Dewey meditating with the Maharishi and The Beatles] 

    The Maharishi : Only through meditation can we begin to understand our role.

    Paul McCartney : We're nothing but... grains of sand.

    Dewey Cox : That was freakin' transcendental, Paul McCartney. Don't you agree, John Lennon?

    John Lennon : Yes, Dewey Cox. With meditation there's no limit to what we can...

    [glares at the camera] 

    John Lennon : *imagine*.

    Dewey Cox : What do you think, George Harrison of The Beatles?

    George Harrison : I don't know. You know? I'm just trying to get more songs on the album.

    Ringo Starr : And as Ringo Starr, I'm not so interested in meditation, I just like to have fun.

    [holds up peace sign] 

    Dewey Cox : [laughs]  I like the little one.

  • Paul McCartney : [to John Lennon]  I'm sick of you being so dark when I'm so impish and whimsical! I'm sick of it!

    John Lennon : Hey everyone! I've got a brand new mantra. Ommm Paul's a big fat cunt!

  • Dewey Cox : But I have to say, I like your stuff. It's pretty good, and most of your records, I really enjoy.

    Paul McCartney : Well, we're big fans of your records, too. We like to think that "Hard Day's Night" is our "Guilty As Charged".

    John Lennon : [in a hard, Liverpool accent]  Great record!

    Paul McCartney : Excellent album! We learned a lot from ya.

    John Lennon : Great record.

    Theo : Well, we're real big fans of y'alls!

    Dave : Huge fans! You guys are almost as good as The Monkees. You guys are great.

  • George Harrison : [high on LSD with Dewey as a cartoon]  Just keep thinking happy thoughts, Dewey. I'd hate for this to turn into a bad trip.

    Dewey Cox : [scary music plays]  Uh-oh!

    John Lennon , Paul McCartney : 'Uh-oh'?

    George Harrison : What's that scary music?

    Dewey Cox : I had an unhappy thought!

    George Harrison : It's a bad trip.

    Paul McCartney : Bad trip, bad trip!

    Dewey Cox : [a machete walks up to him]  Help! Trippy machete!

    [the machete cuts him in half] 

    Dewey Cox : Aw, fuck me! I can see my large colon!

    Dewey Cox : [wakes up frightened]  Ahh! I guess I do got some demons!

    George Harrison : You alright Cox?

    Dewey Cox : [frightened]  I don't know!

    Ringo Starr : Do you want some more LSD?

    Dewey Cox : [excited]  Yeah, I think I do!

    [laughs hysterically] 

  • Theo : Which one of y'all writes which song?

    John Lennon : All the good ones are mine... He does the ones that are shit.

    Paul McCartney : [laughing]  Hilarious! "Number nine", really great.

    John Lennon : "Yesterday"...

    [Mumbling/singing/imitating Paul] 

    Paul McCartney : He writes the ones that are "Oh, there's no God, I'm a fucking asshole", and I write the ones that are beautiful and great, and he'll jump in with the "yeah, yeah, yeah"-

    [Blows raspberry] 

    John Lennon : I write songs about peace and love, you write Sussudio.

    Paul McCartney : [singing, imitating John]  "Communism is the best, I'm a Commie"... that's his song.

    George Harrison : Keep in mind, I wrote "Taxman".

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