John Lennon once said that even if there never were The Beatles Ringo would have been famous any way. He said he just had that kind of personality. I believe that to be true.
But Paul said then when ever one of them would let being famous go to their head and start believing they were gods, they looked at Ringo and laughed ... and realised, nah .... we are just mortal men.
What's her name? She's great! I would have been too thrilled and excited to keep cool. I'd probably talk too fast and be hard to understand. More similar to the Chris Farley skit on SNL.
This interviewer might be the best, least-affected, most professional, most prepared, most astute, greatest-listening , never interrupting, never about herself, non ego-driven interviewer I've ever seen. 10 out of 10, great job, you could not have done better. We're very thankful!
Even if "the real Paul" had died in 1966, this one after 50 years "impersonating" him should be the official one by now, right? After all, this one wrote Sgt. Pepper, Hey Jude, Back in the USSR, Let it Be...not bad for a clone... ;-)
i started a beatles band age11 playing so young fixed one of my disabled hands (so i can move the main joints on my left now) 40 years on ive taurt 2 that became natonal champions,won a comp to have a cd releast,surported the real rocky horrow show uk 1984tour i went on first and got over 1k people singing,on a watever k rig pa that when i sang i filled the hall,,almost menories of being a beatle,or to touch on the feeling,,no i never got the fame,but i got the music,a daughter who was natonal champion at singing,and a granddaughter thats written serious songs since age3 and played guitar 3 years now shes8,,,music is the greatest give behind love and peace,,stu
Saw those boys back in the day on a small black and white television. The Ed Sullivan Show. I was in 6th grade. The school was rocking off the foundation the next day. Been a huge fan since. Never will be a band like that again. Literally a miracle those boys came together in space and time to change us forever.
I, too, was in the 6th grade when they first appeared on Sullivan. I don't remember anything about school the next day, but I do remember my Dad getting pissed because I was on the floor right in front of the TV when they came on, and I started screaming and crying, and my Dad said, "If you don't stop that, I'll turn it off!" I am so grateful that I grew up during that time. It was such a fantastic joy to look forward to each new single and album, and then to feel the excitement to hear a new song on the radio; to save up my allowance and then wait in line at the record store on the days (or the week) of new releases......... There just are not enough words to describe how much joy they brought to my life, and to the world, at a time when we really needed some joy! I often think that even they, themselves, could never really understand what it was like for the world of Beatles Fans, because they (The Beatles) just could never have that perspective. There is a scene in "Close Encounters....." when the French scientist is trying to explain to the Military brass why the people who came against all odds to witness the arrival, have the right to be there. The dialog goes: Laughlin: [translating for Lacombe] I believe that for everyone of these anxious, anguished people who have come here this evening, there must be hundreds of others also touched by the implanted vision who never made it this far. It's simply because they never watched the television. Or perhaps they watched it, but never made the psychic connection. Walsh (military brass): It's a coincidence. It's not scientific. Lacombe: Listen to me, Major Walsh, it is an event sociological. That is what it was with The Beatles. :)
Bill Taylor ditto. I too was a sixth grader. sometimes we'd sing them in the echo chamber bathroom, which made us feel grand while our singing was small
I caught that also. Ringo knows how sensitive Paulie can be and it was an absolutely class act, caring gesture, from a friend and all-around great guy. Ringo's, top of the heap quality; bar none.
Ringo was so crucial to the band, I feel like a lot of casual fans never realize that. You can see it in this interview: he kept things light, and they needed that, since McCartney, Lennon, and Harrison (the later in particular) could get very heavy.
Billy Shears and I miss the Real Paul McCartney "Biological" Paul who died on 09 11 1966 This man who had been posing as Paul McCartney is..... William Shepard ( Billy Sheers) himself Replaced by The Tavistock Institution and MI6 The Freemasons William Shepard had facial recognition surgery to look exactly like Paul McCartney READ The Novel The Memoirs of Billy Sheers "The Nine After 909 Edition"
@@Rubarb51 Mr.Rubarb51, respectfully I say to you' Your out of your mind. can't you see the writing on the wall? Billy shears is Paul McCartney. He's the real mccoy. He Always was. Remember the old adage' Believe half of what you see and none of what you read.
+Stu Art. In terms of America, I'm intrigued by the political ticket that the interviewer herself suggests at 10:48 - "Ron Paul" and "Ringo". It'd be like, "Peace, Love, and... Limited Government". 👍
Speaking as a (now 70- something) USA citizen: Because the early Beatles made such a cheerful, melodic, splash so soon after the shocking assassination of our very beloved young President Kennedy... their joyfilled high energies immediately lifted us baby boomers (of tens of millions of teens and preteens) out of a depression that surely would have negatively impacted the USA.
his is the best movie I have ever seen.I rate it number 1 ahead of silence of the lambs.It is just shear exhilaration experiencing The Beatles playing live in clear digital format audio and video. I saw it at a sold out theatre in York England.The only criticism I have is they only allowed it for 1 night at the Major Cinema chains.The smaller independent art house cinemas were allowed to show it for a few weeks.Looking forward to buying the movie on Blu Ray and Dvd for my family as a present went it is released later this year. Sure to be one of the best selling DVD's of all time when it come out. Just buy it .The Beatles are up there with Beethoven,Bach,Mozart,Chopin,Schubert,Wagner,Brahms,Stravinsky,Listzt,Rachmaninoff.Sheer perfection.
It feels like something inside me died when John and George were gone, I hope Paul and Ringo stay healthy and happy for a long time, and may God bless them forever
So amazing what happened to them. People that weren’t around back then can simply never understand what it was like. Music in the 60’s just exploded and most of us were too young to realize how exceptional it was. What an amazing time to live. I miss the world we had back then.
Hi. I was born in 1938. Seen many generations in my time. I think the 90s kid had the best upbringing. Souch available tech wise, but still able to enjoy the outside world.
If there was any doubt that the Beatles are the coolest bands ever, just look at them. In their 70's, they're lively, dressed just fresh enough without looking thirsty, completely aware of their place in history while being self deprecating.
I always thought Ringo was the glue that held the guys together. Post-Beatles, Ringo was the happy and easy-going friend, that the other guys could talk to and be heard. Ringo is an amazing photographer too.☮❤
Ringo is so awesome,love his sense of humor and the way he shares his memories.I bet if Paul handed Ringo some drum sticks he'd be ready to Rock in a heartbeat!
I remember back then that John and Paul were like Lewis and Clark; they would go exploring and every day seemed like they added to their map. Then George jumped into the songwriting, and Ringo always played that unique beat. It's hard to explain what leaps the Beatles took, almost on a weekly basis. What a time it was...
Great interview. I love when Ringo shakes it up with Paul and they still have the love for each other's humor. Ron is right on board too. His honesty for the movie makes me believe in me as a kid like Opie again!
The reason I studied english was to be able to "know" their songs. This movie is perfect, reflects everything Beatles, their music, the times, the legacy. Thanks sooo much John, George, Paul and Ringo, and Ron of course. As I was reading the comments and through my tears I saw "John and George took the day off" , it is so true, love them, miss them, the four together, they changed my life in a positive way.
When Paul says ... "I was in the Beatles, he was in the Beatles : we are .... " and then tails off because he remembers they're not all there. Oh my... A great little band. :-)
That would be sick!!! Imagine all the stuff we could get. We could actually get to hear rare studio sessions throughout the Sgt Pepper era, never before seen interviews, and maybe some rare footage of them recording if there is any
i remember listening on a transistor radio in 1963 to "she loves you" while i was suppossed to be doing homework , now fast forward 50 yrs, never dreamed of the internet, youtube, computers....etc.... mind boggling when i think of it
Fun fact: There is a picture out there of young Julian and John posing with the cast of Happy Days back in the 70's. Ron Howard met at least 3 whole Beatles in his life. Wow!
A friend of mine told me,about 5 yrs.ago,that his son (15 yrs.old at the time)had started listening to The Beatles big time and asked me why every generation discovers The Beatles.My reply,good music is good music and Beatles music is THE ULTMATE in pop/rock!!!UNTOUCHABLE!!!
Amen! Their less than acclaimed songs would STAR in most other top bands’ repertoire. Four blokes from Liverpool made their collective creations highlight millions of others’ youth and entire lives. And the love, peace and happiness that permeates their work became part of us too.
Hello 👋how is the pandemic going over there? I'm delighted to meet you here. Where originally are you watching from? I'm Patrick Corey from California USA
Look up on google----global truth project----click The Present. It answers all of life’s biggest questions and can turn this world right side up from the beginning of it. Nothing is more important than reading it.
I’m 36 and I’m coming to realize the significance of The Beatles. I was a fan as a kid. But mostly of the music from these touring years. Now that I’m getting into Abbey Road and The White Album I’m just blown away. These guys did everything first. Everybody looked to them for how to act and how to sound. I’m just now understanding the line from Oliver Stone’s movie The Doors, “C’mon Jim, The Beatles did it.” Edit: as a kid that wanted to bang on pots and pans, I never realized how significant Ringo actually was either.
My mother came over from Birmingham England 4 years before The Beatles first hit America. She totally turned me on to the group. I was born in 59 so I remember them playing on Ed Sullivan show. I think I was totally a fan from the start. I know it was exciting for my Mom. And we both to this day are fans for life!!!
I saw these guys in concert, on my 9th b-day It was in Portland OR on 22 Aug 1965 they played for 35 mins, but it seemed longer The Help album was released 2 wks before, I remember them singing Help and A Hard Day's Night It was the best place to be on the planet
They were well known for their sense of humour and making fun of each other. One of the best examples - if you haven't seen this whole sketch then it is funny! ua-cam.com/video/NW12S4-KB1I/v-deo.html
I'm sure there are very few people who get the pleasure of geniunely teasing Paulie. Ringo, certainly has earned that right and vice versa. You can see the love between them. True family.
They had an unbelievable schedule. Sometimes they wrote a new song in the plane on a flight from a concert and back home they recorded the new song in 3 hours. Whole albums were recorded in 3 days. They wrote Hard Days Night on demand in just one night. And they were a real tight band thanks to all that shows they had played in Hamburg and Liverpool. No other band and no songwriters came close.
I'm always speechless whenever anyone utters those words,it just does not compute with me that somebody might NOT love the Beatles.every single artist of note and millions of unknown musicians took their lead from them in some way.when Ozzy,Jeff Lynne,Dave Grohl,Ian Gillan,Rod Stewart,David Bowie,Brian Wilson (and many many more) name The Beatles as their favourite band and most are in awe of them,then that'll do for me.
I saw this film when in Madrid and absolutely loved it. It was a packed house, with subtitles in Spanish - and the whole audience was totally absorbed in it and clapped like crazy when it was over. Goes to show you, music is a universal language!
When I was 11 years old, my sister gave me a 1963 Kay guitar that my mother bought her because she wanted one but when she heard me trying to play it, she gave it to me. It was The Beatles that got me into music. All by ear. At 62, I can hardly read music but if I can see a few chords, I can catch on. Lately I've been watching some of the riffs which have been helping me figure out different ways to play & now i'm doing good. I bought a Fender Bass with a Fender Amp for my grandson's girlfriends 13 year old sister. All I said was just keep going. Don't stop playing for anyone & since I have about 16 guitars, I told her I'll give her one of my favorites so she can expand her playing. Hey, freely given to me, so I'm freely giving to someone else. Thanks to the Beatles!!!
those 4 lads from liverpool were like 4 lightning strikes in one bottle..their songwriting ability, musicianship, and harmonies hv never been matched..they were also rescuers.unintentionally..they came to the u.s. on the heels of the jfk assination..our country was deep in mourning..adults of course and the young ppl saw mom and dad so sad.which made them sad..the beatles were like as if the sun came out after a terrible storm..their songs, charm and goodness made ppl happy again..they rescued many adolecents who struggle in those difficult young yrs..me included..you feeling down? put on the beatles! "help, i need someone, HELP!"and 10000 other great songs!
I just never tire of finding and learning whatever I can from these guys, anything and everything about them is always new to me, even 50 years after I first knew about them. They just keep getting better every day, The Beatles legacy will outlive us all. Blessings from San Juan PR !!!
I think everybody has to admit what was really incredible was that they would make a fantastic song then another then another then another and it never stopped .
ty ron howard for giving this more of the beatles my kids will love of the early songs they love the 67-68 period ive been trying to get them into the early times the chaos may excite them now like it did me when I was young
Great interview. Love Paul and Ringo's honest enthusiasm about the documentary and the past. Looking forward to seeing the documentary. Watched the Shea Stadium footage on Book. Incredible!
It's amazing to me that the tabloid press recently tried to say that Ringo went off the wagon and had to go back to rehab. Clearly, Ringo is the absolute picture of health and serenity!
Even while John and George were both still alive, I never had a deep burning desire to see the Beatles reunite; they probably would've been unable to recapture the musical magic they had back in the 60s.
Such a great filkm. Sounds amazing. The live stuff is mind blowing. They really rocked in concert. They were so much more than we realized growing up. They were heavy for such an early time.
@@tracymiller1149 nope no Botox, he's very strict about his diet and has overcome alcoholism and I don't think he did the drugs like the other three Plus Ringo has been married to his wife Barbara Bach too for years she helped him out too she was his strength. It is very important to have an emotional partner who is stable. It works both ways ✌️🕊️☮️ Peace and 💕
I saw the film last week & one of the great things about it was that Ron Howard edited the sound so that the screaming was turned down while the music was turned up. You could actually hear them play & interact, and with glorious digital quality. I really hope they release the soundtrack because the change made a world of difference listening to them live.
Right Lisa...Ringo, who gets lots of royalties, mentioned they pick up new fans every decade, so they continue to grow in popularity. Their music is unmatched and will remain incredible and exciting to hear.
I was 13 in 1964. I'm so glad I was the right age at the right time when Beatlmania exploded in the US. What an electrifying time. It's been 60 years now and this type of musical excitement and will never again be repeated. I feel so lucky.
This is a really great movie/documentary that should be seen by every Beatles fan, and all younger generations to get a real sense of what all the excitement was about. The excitement was real, they were huge(are) it became Beatlemania and the music is still alive and VERY well!
You know when it was time they new it, but in the same sense they new they were the best and they gave the people what they wanted. Different personalities as individuals they endured for a long time and brought great music and style to the world. God bless John and George and may Paul and Ringo live a happy life. Thanks Ron for bringing them back and letting us know them a little bit better.
Ringo probably hasn't set foot in Liverpool since 1965 . He's struggling with the Scouse accent . His American twang is obvious . Why fight it , he's lived in America for over 40 years after all .
They both roll their "R's" like Americans i noticed. in stead of better with a pronounced double TT, they roll them like be-dd-a like an east-coast or relaxed Cali...
Can't wait to see it! 3 weeks ago I went to Abbey Road and two days later I was in Liverpool at Ringo, Paul George and John's boyhood homes. Back in Nova Scotia now with a Beatles hangover : )
I think the Beatles should have had a temporary break after Abbey Road and that would have allowed the guys to do their own thing/solo albums like the Rolling Stones did in later years. This would have eased the tensions that were creeping in.
John Lennon once said that even if there never were The Beatles Ringo would have been famous any way. He said he just had that kind of personality. I believe that to be true.
Bill Taylor he was already in a popular band when the Beatles asked him to replace Pete Best.
he was actually already in a band before and it was more successful and famous than the beatles but then beatlemania happened and everything
Bill Taylor I agree.
But Paul said then when ever one of them would let being famous go to their head and start believing they were gods, they looked at Ringo and laughed ... and realised, nah .... we are just mortal men.
Wow, thank You. Never heard that..though I think John and Paul we're significant too..😎
This lady can interview! She is the standard for controlling and conducting a smooth, informative, and introspective promotion.
What's her name? She's great! I would have been too thrilled and excited to keep cool. I'd probably talk too fast and be hard to understand. More similar to the Chris Farley skit on SNL.
Remember?
+Tim Byrd (Roxx Hoffner) Edith bowman
+patluff why? Because your attitude dictates women should be set to a standard fitting to your own sexist ideals?
Gary Wilson they don't look good that's why. kinda sagging. maybe it's the bra
I hope they pass the audition.
Back in the USSR?
I hope they don't let me down.
Because..?
We can work it out..
I hope they pass the popcorn.
This interviewer might be the best, least-affected, most professional, most prepared, most astute, greatest-listening , never interrupting, never about herself, non ego-driven interviewer I've ever seen. 10 out of 10, great job, you could not have done better. We're very thankful!
Glad to have Paul and Ringo around in 2020. Such a blessing. Wonderful artists for eternity.
No one is ever going to be greater, than the Beatles.
Why did you need, a comma?
You're right though.
For dramatic, effect?.
Sound it out, then yours.. hers worked.
You are absolutely right.
True. I will leave this world knowing I got to hear the best music group in the history of this world.
And I'm SO grateful for that!
John and George are at home...they had a day off...You have to think like that, otherwise it is very sad.
john and George and paul are at home...
Even if "the real Paul" had died in 1966, this one after 50 years "impersonating" him should be the official one by now, right? After all, this one wrote Sgt. Pepper, Hey Jude, Back in the USSR, Let it Be...not bad for a clone... ;-)
Yep, they could have cloned everything about Paul, except his talent!
It's Willy Campbell. Haha just kidding. xD
no kidding, its true
The Beatles gave me a reason to become a musician! 😊
I think they had that affect on millions of kids. :-)
i started a beatles band age11 playing so young fixed one of my disabled hands (so i can move the main joints on my left now) 40 years on ive taurt 2 that became natonal champions,won a comp to have a cd releast,surported the real rocky horrow show uk 1984tour i went on first and got over 1k people singing,on a watever k rig pa that when i sang i filled the hall,,almost menories of being a beatle,or to touch on the feeling,,no i never got the fame,but i got the music,a daughter who was natonal champion at singing,and a granddaughter thats written serious songs since age3 and played guitar 3 years now shes8,,,music is the greatest give behind love and peace,,stu
Me too Sammy!
me too! drumming along to while my guitar gently weeps,..
you were great in ZZ Top!
Saw those boys back in the day on a small black and white television. The Ed Sullivan Show. I was in 6th grade. The school was rocking off the foundation the next day. Been a huge fan since. Never will be a band like that again. Literally a miracle those boys came together in space and time to change us forever.
I was in first grade....impossible to convey to younger folks how everything changed...
I, too, was in the 6th grade when they first appeared on Sullivan. I don't remember anything about school the next day, but I do remember my Dad getting pissed because I was on the floor right in front of the TV when they came on, and I started screaming and crying, and my Dad said, "If you don't stop that, I'll turn it off!"
I am so grateful that I grew up during that time. It was such a fantastic joy to look forward to each new single and album, and then to feel the excitement to hear a new song on the radio; to save up my allowance and then wait in line at the record store on the days (or the week) of new releases.........
There just are not enough words to describe how much joy they brought to my life, and to the world, at a time when we really needed some joy!
I often think that even they, themselves, could never really understand what it was like for the world of Beatles Fans, because they (The Beatles) just could never have that perspective.
There is a scene in "Close Encounters....." when the French scientist is trying to explain to the Military brass why the people who came against all odds to witness the arrival, have the right to be there. The dialog goes:
Laughlin: [translating for Lacombe] I believe that for everyone of these anxious, anguished people who have come here this evening, there must be hundreds of others also touched by the implanted vision who never made it this far. It's simply because they never watched the television. Or perhaps they watched it, but never made the psychic connection.
Walsh (military brass): It's a coincidence. It's not scientific.
Lacombe: Listen to me, Major Walsh, it is an event sociological.
That is what it was with The Beatles.
:)
Bill Taylor ditto. I too was a sixth grader. sometimes we'd sing them in the echo chamber bathroom, which made us feel grand while our singing was small
Bill Taylor I don't know if I could even talk in their presence, I'd be ahh should I talk now? ahhh? I was 4 when they were on ED Sulivan.
I'm eleven... I wish I could've came... Lucky! 😂 😊
Credit to the interviewer here. She did her job well and didn't get in the way.
When Ringo teased Paul about his nerves and then immediately hugged him
I caught that also. Ringo knows how sensitive Paulie can be and it was an absolutely class act, caring gesture, from a friend and all-around great guy. Ringo's, top of the heap quality; bar none.
George and John are laughing in the skies.
I'm crying now bc of u
Madison Jackson it's okay. im crying too. living is easy with eyes closed.
Misunderstanding all you see. It's getting hard to be someone, but it all works out. It doesn't matter much to me.
Learn Through Music and Lyrics!!! Let me take you down, cause I'm going to Strawberry Fields
Nothing is real
RACHiT SiNGH and there's nothing to get hung about
"You know" -Paul McCartney
"And uhh" -Ringo Starr
when I read that comment, Ringo went on 2 times XD
“I don’t know” -John Lennon
“Let’s face it” -George Harrison
Ringo was so crucial to the band, I feel like a lot of casual fans never realize that. You can see it in this interview: he kept things light, and they needed that, since McCartney, Lennon, and Harrison (the later in particular) could get very heavy.
Forget not that the "other 3" had the responsibility for the songwriting in the early days, when all 4 were working together❤️....
All these decades later, Ringo was, is & always will be Ringo.
Great interview. Can't help really missing George and John.
yeah would have been, well, fab, if they were actually but, you know, they're there in spirit.
@@nigelmurphy6761 y'know*😉
Billy Shears john died because she stuck with that whore yoko, his fault
Billy Shears and I miss the Real Paul McCartney "Biological" Paul who died on 09 11 1966 This man who had been posing as Paul McCartney is..... William Shepard ( Billy Sheers) himself Replaced by The Tavistock Institution and MI6 The Freemasons William Shepard had facial recognition surgery to look exactly like Paul McCartney READ The Novel The Memoirs of Billy Sheers "The Nine After 909 Edition"
@@Rubarb51 Mr.Rubarb51, respectfully I say to you' Your out of your mind. can't you see the writing on the wall? Billy shears is Paul McCartney. He's the real mccoy. He Always was. Remember the old adage' Believe half of what you see and none of what you read.
Ringo for President, Paul for Prime Minister. Ron - Public Relation for both. Problem solved - give peace a chance!
+Stu Art. In terms of America, I'm intrigued by the political ticket that the interviewer herself suggests at 10:48 - "Ron Paul" and "Ringo". It'd be like, "Peace, Love, and... Limited Government". 👍
Such a magical combination of people, The Beatles were. Hard to imagine what this world would have been like without them.
Yeah...it's IMPOSSIBLE to imagine a world without THE BEATLES!......
Speaking as a (now 70- something) USA citizen:
Because the early Beatles made such a cheerful, melodic, splash so soon after the shocking assassination of our very beloved young President Kennedy... their joyfilled high energies immediately lifted us baby boomers (of tens of millions of teens and preteens) out of a depression that surely would have negatively impacted the USA.
I'm sorry, but whenever Ringo speaks I just think of his narration in Thomas the tank engine
Urry Clark Film He did whot?
Thug Rabbit he narrated Shining Time Station from 1989-90 which is a children’s show featuring Thomas the tank engine and friends
UC Film ..."said Thomas"
No more fanmail,said Mr. Starr
Urry Clark Film
Don’t be sorry, I can’t hear Ron Howard & not think of Ritchie Cunningham 😁
Ringo looks as though he is growing younger ! He must be drinking from the fountain of youth.
Ringo is just amazing… I've seen him with his All Starr band three times, and he's so relaxed and genuine.
Being a Drummer has a lot to do with that.
It's because he doesn't sign autographs.
his is the best movie I have ever seen.I rate it number 1 ahead of silence of the lambs.It is just shear exhilaration experiencing The Beatles playing live in clear digital format audio and video.
I saw it at a sold out theatre in York England.The only criticism I have is they only allowed it for 1 night at the Major Cinema chains.The smaller independent art house cinemas were allowed to show it for a few weeks.Looking forward to buying the movie on Blu Ray and Dvd for my family as a present went it is released later this year.
Sure to be one of the best selling DVD's of all time when it come out.
Just buy it .The Beatles are up there with Beethoven,Bach,Mozart,Chopin,Schubert,Wagner,Brahms,Stravinsky,Listzt,Rachmaninoff.Sheer perfection.
Philip Lindsay naaa,he stopped drinking...peace & love Ringo!
It feels like something inside me died when John and George were gone, I hope Paul and Ringo stay healthy and happy for a long time, and may God bless them forever
So amazing what happened to them. People that weren’t around back then can simply never understand what it was like. Music in the 60’s just exploded and most of us were too young to realize how exceptional it was. What an amazing time to live. I miss the world we had back then.
Hi. I was born in 1938. Seen many generations in my time. I think the 90s kid had the best upbringing. Souch available tech wise, but still able to enjoy the outside world.
If there was any doubt that the Beatles are the coolest bands ever, just look at them. In their 70's, they're lively, dressed just fresh enough without looking thirsty, completely aware of their place in history while being self deprecating.
I always thought Ringo was the glue that held the guys together. Post-Beatles, Ringo was the happy and easy-going friend, that the other guys could talk to and be heard. Ringo is an amazing photographer too.☮❤
Ringo was the Heart and Soul of the group. He was the most charismatic Beatle. Imagine if Pete Best stayed with them. Its just an ordinary group.
He learned everything about photography from Linda. Lol
Ringo is so awesome,love his sense of humor and the way he shares his memories.I bet if Paul handed Ringo some drum sticks he'd be ready to Rock in a heartbeat!
Seeing and hearing the remaining Beatles never gets old, because what they've created is timeless, and because they are great people.
I remember back then that John and Paul were like Lewis and Clark; they would go exploring and every day seemed like they added to their map. Then George jumped into the songwriting, and Ringo always played that unique beat. It's hard to explain what leaps the Beatles took, almost on a weekly basis. What a time it was...
Great interview.
I love when Ringo shakes it up with Paul and they still have the love for each other's humor.
Ron is right on board too. His honesty for the movie makes me believe in me as a kid like Opie again!
What a fantastic interview. Can't wait to see the film 👍☺️
Great stuff, huh? Three of the most interesting people in history, together! Very cool.
Tim Byrd : Absolutely !!! Peace 👍☺️
M n Bh
The film is awesome. I won't spoil it, but the last 30 minutes is beyond description.
Phil M it was INCREDIBLE. absolutely wonderful. Make sure to stay right till the end!
The reason I studied english was to be able to "know" their songs. This movie is perfect, reflects everything Beatles, their music, the times, the legacy. Thanks sooo much John, George, Paul and Ringo, and Ron of course. As I was reading the comments and through my tears I saw "John and George took the day off" , it is so true, love them, miss them, the four together, they changed my life in a positive way.
Paul looks much more relaxed when he does interviews with Ringo... Even after all these years they still feel better with each other
When Paul says ... "I was in the Beatles, he was in the Beatles : we are .... " and then tails off because he remembers they're not all there. Oh my...
A great little band. :-)
Paul think he can build a palace for earning a lot of money if he always keeping the sound of Beatles old songs not on his own WINGS.
Yes, I loved the way with "one for the money," Paul made me feel like I was right in the moment with how they'd instantly 'come together.'
Paul has always come off as highly anxious. I can't believe how much energy he's always had and still has. Long live Ringo and Paul. 🇧🇷🎉🎈🍬
That's Gemini Sun and Moon in Leo influence.
And so he became the weed king within the band. Makes sense. Gotta _Slow Down_ 😉
Very big Paul fan, never got that impression
Yes, because he is Faul. Get it.
Looks great. I hope they do a Sequel....The Studio Years.
Good idea dude
I read something on line this week, that Ron Howard is thinking about doing a Beatles solo years documentary next.
That would be sick!!! Imagine all the stuff we could get. We could actually get to hear rare studio sessions throughout the Sgt Pepper era, never before seen interviews, and maybe some rare footage of them recording if there is any
No. It would show alot of fighting. We have enough of that.
Soap Soap What is Soap You can find those rare recordings all the way from pepper to abbey road on bootlegs. Most of those are uploaded to UA-cam.
i remember listening on a transistor radio in 1963 to "she loves you" while i was suppossed to be doing homework , now fast forward 50 yrs, never dreamed of the internet, youtube, computers....etc.... mind boggling when i think of it
i think the woman conducting this interview has the coolest vibe being personable and charming while leading the way thru this great interview.
Fun fact: There is a picture out there of young Julian and John posing with the cast of Happy Days back in the 70's. Ron Howard met at least 3 whole Beatles in his life. Wow!
Ringo's accent slips between Scouse and American lol
I was just gonna say it sounds more nasal than it used to.
Which I have to say is really weird because usually your voice gets deeper as you age, not more nasally.
He has an American "and".
"And uh" LOL
+Valjean Lafitte Ringo probably has a slight cold, and is part of the reason he sounds a little nasal.
A friend of mine told me,about 5 yrs.ago,that his son (15 yrs.old at the time)had started listening to The Beatles big time and asked me why every generation discovers The Beatles.My reply,good music is good music and Beatles music is THE ULTMATE in pop/rock!!!UNTOUCHABLE!!!
Amen! Their less than acclaimed songs would STAR in most other top bands’ repertoire. Four blokes from Liverpool made their collective creations highlight millions of others’ youth and entire lives. And the love, peace and happiness that permeates their work became part of us too.
Even now, Paul still says "you know" after every sentence 😂 it's strangely comforting for me to hear that
Hello 👋how is the pandemic going over there? I'm delighted to meet you here. Where originally are you watching from? I'm Patrick Corey from California USA
Paul NEVER said "y'know" after every sentence
however billy for whatever reason always did that while trying to impersonate him
@@jonasrmb01 you must have given head to Paul, because you know so much about him?
@jonasrmb1624 who is Billy?
They changed the world forever. I'm glad to see more & more younger people discovering their music. It's as relevant today as it was in the 60's.
Does anybody else get the feeling that any one of these three legends would be a great guy to sit and have a beer with ?
sure, but I'll choose either Paul or Ringo. Ron is great, but ......
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Maybe not Ringo, he is a recovering alcoholic.
I mean I love Ringo and Ron is great too but passing up a chat with Paul? Youd be mad.
Greatest band EVER and FOREVER!!! They were the four reasons I wanted to go into music was I was very young.
Ringo's like a wine. The older, the better.
Carlos Eduardo do Nascimento Gomes so’s Paul really
They are both incredible - a testament to aging. Take good care of themselves.
The three did a great job with the interview. Paul is so down to Earth, kind, bright, and sincere. Very interesting.
I’m 36 and I’m coming to realize the significance of The Beatles. I was a fan as a kid. But mostly of the music from these touring years. Now that I’m getting into Abbey Road and The White Album I’m just blown away.
These guys did everything first. Everybody looked to them for how to act and how to sound.
I’m just now understanding the line from Oliver Stone’s movie The Doors,
“C’mon Jim, The Beatles did it.”
Edit: as a kid that wanted to bang on pots and pans, I never realized how significant Ringo actually was either.
My mother came over from Birmingham England 4 years before The Beatles first hit America. She totally turned me on to the group. I was born in 59 so I remember them playing on Ed Sullivan show. I think I was totally a fan from the start. I know it was exciting for my Mom. And we both to this day are fans for life!!!
I saw these guys in concert, on my 9th b-day
It was in Portland OR on 22 Aug 1965 they played for 35 mins, but it seemed longer
The Help album was released 2 wks before, I remember them singing Help and A Hard Day's Night
It was the best place to be on the planet
Happy Birthday!
@@laursie88 WOW Thank you, very much.
so unexpected
the golden moment: Ringo making fun of Paul.
They were well known for their sense of humour and making fun of each other. One of the best examples - if you haven't seen this whole sketch then it is funny! ua-cam.com/video/NW12S4-KB1I/v-deo.html
I'm sure there are very few people who get the pleasure of geniunely teasing Paulie. Ringo, certainly has earned that right and vice versa. You can see the love between them. True family.
They had an unbelievable schedule. Sometimes they wrote a new song in the plane on a flight from a concert and back home they recorded the new song in 3 hours. Whole albums were recorded in 3 days. They wrote Hard Days Night on demand in just one night. And they were a real tight band thanks to all that shows they had played in Hamburg and Liverpool. No other band and no songwriters came close.
God damn Ringo looks like he's in his 40s 😂
I know, and he's older than Paul.
In Sheep We Trust I know haha
its spooky
Yea - I saw grey in his beard 30 years ago. I guess as they age they defy all reality. More power to the Rock Star!
More power to the 2017 Power Rangers movie.
Will love The Beatles all of my life .They have had such a positive impact on my life and many others.
Ringo doesn't have a wrinkle on his face and it's kinda creeping me out. Paul looks good for his age but Ringo just doesn't age, full stop.
They both look like they aged way better than Ron
Ringo has developed an American twang, he says, aaaand.
He aged really well, but u have to think He always wears glasses, u cant see his wrinkles around his eyes.
True, but even so.....he's 76 now. Looking good !
I was thinking the same thing. And he dresses like he's in his 20's. He looks fantastic.
Ron looks like he did on the Andy Griffith show...nah, he looks like a geezer now.
Never trust anyone who doesn't like the BeaTles.
I'm always speechless whenever anyone utters those words,it just does not compute with me that somebody might NOT love the Beatles.every single artist of note and millions of unknown musicians took their lead from them in some way.when Ozzy,Jeff Lynne,Dave Grohl,Ian Gillan,Rod Stewart,David Bowie,Brian Wilson (and many many more) name The Beatles as their favourite band and most are in awe of them,then that'll do for me.
All of the Paul is dead theorists, basically.
That's what Ozzy says too.
never trust anyone who thinks they're a Beatles expert...
G Town Dave ...words to live by! 👨👨👨👨👍
Hearing Paul talk about how they used to work together and not having John and George there is heartbreaking.
8:05. It's so cool to see Ringo get emotionally invested for a moment. What great and lucky guys!
Ringo does a Spongebob..love it.
Where?, when? I missed it.
@@kawasakiwhiptwo5821 10:27 It's basically the action Tom Kenny (voice of SpongeBob) does when he does the famous laugh
Ringo looks great! How does a 75 yo look 50?
Makeup and trick photography.
Booze...women and more booze!!!
or just being rich as fuck
All of the above
Hair dye, surgery?
I saw this film when in Madrid and absolutely loved it. It was a packed house, with subtitles in Spanish - and the whole audience was totally absorbed in it and clapped like crazy when it was over. Goes to show you, music is a universal language!
Charming and winsome as ever...and that includes Ron and the lovely interviewer.
When I was 11 years old, my sister gave me a 1963 Kay guitar that my mother bought her because she wanted one but when she heard me trying to play it, she gave it to me. It was The Beatles that got me into music. All by ear. At 62, I can hardly read music but if I can see a few chords, I can catch on. Lately I've been watching some of the riffs which have been helping me figure out different ways to play & now i'm doing good. I bought a Fender Bass with a Fender Amp for my grandson's girlfriends 13 year old sister. All I said was just keep going. Don't stop playing for anyone & since I have about 16 guitars, I told her I'll give her one of my favorites so she can expand her playing. Hey, freely given to me, so I'm freely giving to someone else. Thanks to the Beatles!!!
McCartney has a clear straight forward way of explaining things.
My earliest memories is Beatles on The Sullivan Show. I saw Paul 4 times, once in Rome, Italy.
I saw Ringo once. He pointed to me.
paul oogled my (now ex) wife quite heavily; we were third row in atlanta, early 90s show. a strange feeling.
Yea, Ted Nugent gave my wife a very good compliment once.
Oogled??..not Googled?
im that fan in the movie who shouts, RINGO YOUVE GOT A SEXY NOSE!
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Just kiddin
Había otra que decía que le gustaban las pestañas de George!😅😅
I love him completly! nose, mouth, eyes, hair... even now!
No, I am.
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The greatest band who brought joy and beautiful music. Never will there be another band like the beatles
I want Paul and ringo to live forever, they have given so much joy to so many. Long live The Beatles, they'll never be another band as Shakespearean
6:59 Paul seems like he got emotionally after he said that “we are” thinking about John and George 🥺
If he would've kept going, then he would get emotional.
Imagine when he and Ringo finally sat and watched the film.
Love the ending when Ringo says Peace and Love like its still the 60s and 70s! ❤ ✌
those 4 lads from liverpool were like 4 lightning strikes in one bottle..their songwriting ability, musicianship, and harmonies hv never been matched..they were also rescuers.unintentionally..they came to the u.s. on the heels of the jfk assination..our country was deep in mourning..adults of course and the young ppl saw mom and dad so sad.which made them sad..the beatles were like as if the sun came out after a terrible storm..their songs, charm and goodness made ppl happy again..they rescued many adolecents who struggle in those difficult young yrs..me included..you feeling down? put on the beatles! "help, i need someone, HELP!"and 10000 other great songs!
I just never tire of finding and learning whatever I can from these guys, anything and everything about them is always new to me, even 50 years after I first knew about them. They just keep getting better every day, The Beatles legacy will outlive us all.
Blessings from San Juan PR !!!
No wonder my mom was in love with Paul... he's too cute! Love how funny and down to earth he is.
I think everybody has to admit what was really incredible was that they would make a fantastic song then another then another then another and it never stopped .
Paul and ringo are together on this. Nobody else. Rock on!
ty ron howard for giving this more of the beatles my kids will love of the early songs they love the 67-68 period ive been trying to get them into the early times the chaos may excite them now like it did me when I was young
Great interview. Love Paul and Ringo's honest enthusiasm about the documentary and the past. Looking forward to seeing the documentary. Watched the Shea Stadium footage on Book. Incredible!
It's amazing to me that the tabloid press recently tried to say that Ringo went off the wagon and had to go back to rehab. Clearly, Ringo is the absolute picture of health and serenity!
The Beatles ARE the pop culture forever
"we made a record,we did a live gig,we did a photo shoot..then we had lunch" haha
Even while John and George were both still alive, I never had a deep burning desire to see the Beatles reunite; they probably would've been unable to recapture the musical magic they had back in the 60s.
What about ‘Free as a Bird’ and ‘Real Love’? Gorgeous songs, no?
Macca keeps swinging back on his chair, even in his 70s he's never quite lost the cheeky wee lad inside of him.
my absolute heroes.icons doesn't BEGIN to cover it.i thank god i lived through the whole thing.
Such a great filkm. Sounds amazing. The live stuff is mind blowing. They really rocked in concert. They were so much more than we realized growing up. They were heavy for such an early time.
Ringo was the oldest Beatle and he looks younger than Ron Howard now
Who would have thought Ringo would be the good looking one!
Good, clean living plus Botox.
He has been a strict vegetarian for decades, that helps.
@@tracymiller1149 nope no Botox, he's very strict about his diet and has overcome alcoholism and I don't think he did the drugs like the other three
Plus Ringo has been married to his wife Barbara Bach too for years she helped him out too she was his strength.
It is very important to have an emotional partner who is stable.
It works both ways ✌️🕊️☮️
Peace and 💕
I saw the film last week & one of the great things about it was that Ron Howard edited the sound so that the screaming was turned down while the music was turned up. You could actually hear them play & interact, and with glorious digital quality. I really hope they release the soundtrack because the change made a world of difference listening to them live.
Ron Howard is THE MAN. Nothing but respect.
Wow! The Beatles will always be the best band in history.
Right Lisa...Ringo, who gets lots of royalties, mentioned they pick up new fans every decade, so they continue to grow in popularity. Their music is unmatched and will remain incredible and exciting to hear.
This band is going huge after this movie, watch out !
Dont think so.
Lily Saxerud thats the joke
they already were dude.
It got me into them(18)
Fantasc queen actually became huge after their movie
I was 13 in 1964. I'm so glad I was the right age at the right time when Beatlmania exploded in the US. What an electrifying time. It's been 60 years now and this type of musical excitement and will never again be repeated. I feel so lucky.
Ron Howard has such an incredible way of making you interested in anything he talks about.
This is a really great movie/documentary that should be seen by every Beatles fan, and all younger generations to get a real sense of what all the excitement was about. The excitement was real, they were huge(are) it became Beatlemania and the music is still alive and VERY well!
What the film reinforces with the live footage is what a great rhythm section these two were. Ringo's kit sounds incredible throughout!
I never get tired of Beatles interviews
rjb555 me too
You know when it was time they new it, but in the same sense they new they were the best and they gave the people what they wanted. Different personalities as individuals they endured for a long time and brought great music and style to the world. God bless John and George and may Paul and Ringo live a happy life. Thanks Ron for bringing them back and letting us know them a little bit better.
I just saw Ringo Starr in concert here in Ontario, Canada and he still looks the same, he was fantastic!
Imagine if John and George were there. It could've been so beautiful.
It's still beautiful without John and George. We're lucky to have Paul and Ringo around in their old age.
Hell yeah Ron Howard my favorite Beatle
Ringo probably hasn't set foot in Liverpool since 1965 . He's struggling with the Scouse accent . His American twang is obvious . Why fight it , he's lived in America for over 40 years after all .
He has actually done a lovely documentary on 'going home' to Liverpool.
Ringo was in one of the roughest parts of Liverpool and he was sick for most of his childhood so it’s understandable if he doesn’t miss it that much
They both roll their "R's" like Americans i noticed. in stead of better with a pronounced double TT, they roll them like be-dd-a like an east-coast or relaxed Cali...
Pammie : Ringo has lived off and on in England, Monte Carlo and The United States since the 70's.
In Between it's not that rough I fact it is very nice with great people
Can't wait to see it! 3 weeks ago I went to Abbey Road and two days later I was in Liverpool at Ringo, Paul George and John's boyhood homes. Back in Nova Scotia now with a Beatles hangover : )
I think the Beatles should have had a temporary break after Abbey Road and that would have allowed the guys to do their own thing/solo albums like the Rolling Stones did in later years. This would have eased the tensions that were creeping in.
Pretty unreal cool and all to see Opy and Paul and Ringo in the same piece and this is real!!