It sounds strange to say, but Beatles people often don’t know a lot about A Hard Day’s Night and spend far less time with the band’s early material than they do the work from December 1965 ...

Behind-the-scenes shot of director Richard Lester with The Beatles on the set of A Hard Day's Night. George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Pete Best and John Lennon performing as The Beatles.

'A Hard Day's Night' established The Beatles as multimedia artists, and John, Paul, George, and Ringo took full advantage of that credibility. by Jason Rossi. Published on April 13, 2023.

By the time the Beatles began filming A Hard Day’s Night in March 1964 they had already issued a slew of hit singles, two albums and made their historic U.S. appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.

The world premiere of the Beatles' first movie, 'A Hard Day's Night,' was held in London on July 6, 1964. Skip to main content Skip to site footer. Trending: Foreigner Not on Farewell Tour; ...

The iconic Beatles film "A Hard Day's Night" was released on this day in history, Aug. 11, 1964, and would go on to win two Oscars. It captured Beatlemania and is considered a classic.

A Hard Day’s Night came out in 1964. By this time, The Beatles’ following had crossed the pond, as it were, since they’d performed on Ed Sullivan at the beginning of the year.

After “A Hard Day’s Night,” the Beatles returned to screens in “Help!” Credit: Provided. It was 50 years ago Sunday that the Beatles made their “Ed Sullivan Show” debut.

The Beatles had barely any time to reflect on their history-making first journey to America before moving on to the next project. Shooting began on their first movie, A Hard Day’s Night, on ...

Features The Beatles: A Hard Day’s Night is Still The Greatest Jukebox Movie Ever Made. A Hard Day’s Night was more than the Citizen Kane of Jukebox films, it was an early clue to a new direction.

“A Hard Day’s Night” director Richard Lester and screenwriter Alun Owen avoided those pitfalls by channeling the Beatles’ inherent personal charm and sense of humor into their script, and ...

This clause would prove most beneficial as he was the man who put both A Hard Day’s Night and its 1965 follow-up, Help!, out on videotape and, later, DVD, with the first film actually scoring a ...