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Beatles: Big Beat Box
The early days of The Beatles are captured in this fascinating film. Featuring behind the scenes clips, it traces the Fab Four's start as Liverpool lads playing the local clubs to 'making it' in Germany. Early press conferences and interviews reveal their charisma and knack for messing around - yeah, yeah, yeah!
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The early days of The Beatles are captured in this fascinating film. Featuring behind the scenes clips, it traces the Fab Four's start as Liverpool lads playing the local clubs to 'making it' in Germany. Early press conferences and interviews reveal their charisma and knack for messing around - yeah, yeah, yeah!
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ray Santilli
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:WHE International
Cast
Ray Santilli
Director
John Lennon
Self (archive footage)
Paul McCartney
Self (archive footage)
Ringo Starr
Self (archive footage)
George Harrison
Self (archive footage)
Brian Epstein
Self (archive footage)
Jack Benny
Self (archive footage)
Rock Hudson
Self (archive footage)
Groucho Marx
Self (archive footage)
Edward G. Robinson Jr.
Self (archive footage)
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