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Episodes: 109
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
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Matt Looker - Film writer and Beatles fan who has written for The Shiznit, Total Film, Den of Geek, and Virgin Media.
Ed Williamson - Film writer and Beatles fan who has written for The Shiznit, Total Film, Den of Geek, and Virgin Media.
David Quantick - The Making Of Snodgrass, Adapting The Story, Writing John Lennon-style Dialogue, Attempts To Develop A Feature-length Version, The Sam Mendes Beatles Biopics, And Paul Mccartney’s Recent Music.
A Hard Day's Night (Part 4: And a room)
August 10, 2026
Part 4 takes in three of the film's key solo spots: John Lennon's scene with Anna Quayle, George Harrison in the teen TV show office, and Paul McCartney fronting the Beatles' performance of And I Love Her.A Hard Day's Night is often on BBC iPlayer, although not at the moment, and available to rent on a few streaming services. https://www.justwatch.com/uk/movie/a-hard-days-night There's also a good quality copy on YouTube at the moment, which might of course be taken down soon. Do yourself a f...
A Hard Day's Night (Part 3: And a car)
August 03, 2026
From the hotel to the TV studio. We see the Beatles at a press event, which revisits one of the film's themes: that Beatlemania persists with or without the Beatles themselves. We get into more class dynamics between Ringo Starr and the sound engineer ("Aren't you being rather arbitrary?") and John Lennon's delivery of If I Fell gets us into discussing whether he could sing love songs straightforwardly without undercutting them with a joke, something which Paul McCartney didn't struggle with....
A Hard Day's Night (Part 2: And a room)
July 27, 2026
Part 2 covers roughly the next 12 minutes of Richard Lester's film. We look at the absurdist downplayed reaction to finding an intruder in your hotel room cupboard, and the generational disconnect in how comfortable the Beatles seem in the nightclub, vs how grandfather can only fit in at the casino by pretending to be someone else. Plus! The class dynamics in Ringo Starr's jump-dancing with a posh fellow clubgoer, and some more magic realism in John Lennon's bathtub scene.A Hard Day's Night i...
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