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Paul Is Dead
1967. Hungover and at each other’s throats, John, George and Ringo must convince Billy Shears, a sheepish rural lookalike, to join their band after Paul dies during a drug filled musical retreat.
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1967. Hungover and at each other’s throats, John, George and Ringo must convince Billy Shears, a sheepish rural lookalike, to join their band after Paul dies during a drug filled musical retreat.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ben Bovington-Key, Stuart Armstrong, George Moore
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Polyrock Films
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