In the theatre special concert from Shea Stadium, George very visibly switches to his 12-string Rickenbacker guitar for "A Hard Day's Night", but during the song, there are a few shots of him suddenly playing his Gretsch instead.
After Brian Epstein was introduced in the film, his interview said he first saw them at the Cavern Club. They showed a picture of The Beatles at the Cavern Club with Ringo Starr. When Mr. Epstein first saw the Beatles, Pete Best was the drummer.
The movie refers to Cousin Bruce Morrow at AM radio station 1010 "WIMS" in New York. The station was actually "WINS".
A graphic depicts The Beatles: I Want to Hold Your Hand (1963) reaching #1 on the Cash Box charts, after one week of being at #27. It actually reached #1 in its third week on the Cash Box charts, having previously held positions #43 and #80.
In the closing credits, the song "Things We Said Today" is mistakenly written as "Thing We Said Today."
In the first hand account by Larry Kane (who was travelling with the Beatles early tour of North America), he comments on a concert in Vancouver, British Columbia. The accompanying video shows a plane taxing in the background and a police car in the foreground. However, the police car has OPP on the side which stands for Ontario Provincial Police, so this video clip was actually from a concert in Toronto, Ontario.
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