Filming: Help!
The Beatles spent the last day of March 1965 at Twickenham Film Studios working on scenes for Help! – or […]
The Beatles spent the last day of March 1965 at Twickenham Film Studios working on scenes for Help! – or […]
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin Engineer: Norman Smith After an initial attempt at recording ‘That Means
The second day of the second week filming Help! – or Eight Arms To Hold You, as it was known
Following their final Thank Your Lucky Stars appearance in Birmingham the previous day, The Beatles began their first full week
The Beatles had first appeared on the ABC TV show Thank Your Lucky Stars on 13 January 1963. On this
The second day of filming Help! at Twickenham Film Studios involved more work on the interior temple scene. The sequence
Following three weeks of filming in the Bahamas and Austria, work on Help! continued at Twickenham Film Studios, where much
The Beatles flew back to England from Austria on 22 March 1965, following their seven-day shoot for Help! in Obertauern.
Capitol Records were still keen to wring as much money as possible out of Beatles fans in America, leading to
For the final day of filming Help! in Austria, The Beatles and their doubles appeared in scenes on the ski
The penultimate day of filming in Austria for The Beatles’ second feature film, Help!, took place around the ski slopes
The Beatles were filming Help! in Austria in March 1965. On the evening of the 18th, John Lennon and Paul
The Beatles filmed scenes for Help! at three locations in Obertauern, Austria, on this day: at an Olympic ski jump,
On the day that Eight Arms To Hold You was announced as the title of The Beatles’ second feature film,
This day saw the completion of the ski lift sequences for Help!, began on the previous day, in Obertauern, Austria.
Studio Two (control room), EMI Studios, Abbey Road Engineer: Norman Smith While The Beatles were filming in Obertauern, Austria, in
The second day of filming for Help! in Austria took place on the ski slopes in Obertauern, Austria.
Following two weeks of filming Help! in the Bahamas, The Beatles began work on scenes in the snowy climes of
Two days after arriving back in the UK from the Bahamas, The Beatles boarded the 11am flight from London Airport