The Beatles had a day of rest.
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1965, May
Day of rest for the Beatles
...In UK Ticket To Ride by The Beatles was in the top 5 hits.
...Today people in the US were listening to Help Me, Rhonda by The Beach Boys and In the UK Ticket To Ride by The Beatles
...Nothing really happened today.
...Studio One, BBC Piccadilly Studios, London
In a little over three years since their initial broadcast, the Beatles had had outgrown the desire or need to record music sessions exclusively for broadcast on BBC Radio, and this, their 52nd music program contribution - was also the last. Transmitted in...
Cannes, France
At some point during the day John gave a brief interview to US television reporter Martin Ogronsky, screened a week later - June 1st (Tuesday) on the CBS program The Merv Griffin Show. The interview was filmed close to the sea-front in Cannes during a short and scarcely publicized vi...
The Beatles took a break today.
...Brian debuts on ABC-TV's live programme `The Eamonn Andrews Show', from Teddington Studios. During the programme he reveals that his greatest ambition is to act in a play.
...Beatles' "Ticket to Ride," single goes #1
...The #1 song in the US on May 21, 1965
Ticket to Ride - The Beatles
...Lennon’s at the Cannes Film Festival
May 20, 1965 - John and Cynthia walked hand-in-hand across the tarmac at London’s Heathrow airport accompanied by director Richard Lester to board their flight to the south of France to attend the annual Cannes Film Festival. Richard Lester’s new film, The Knack...
The number one song in the US on May 16, 1965 was Ticket to Ride by The Beatles.
...Twickenham Film Studios, St. Margaret's, Twickenham
A great deal of post-sync work was required of the Beatles during post-production of Help!, overdubbing speech (clear as well as plenty of incoherent muttering and "ho-hos"). For the sequence (shot May 9th) in which John and Ringo were filmed on t...
The Beatles are taking a break.
...The number one song in the US on May 16, 1965 was Ticket to Ride by The Beatles.
...The Beatles are taking a break
...Resting after the filming of "Help!"
...Filming is completed for Help! and the Beatles get a little break.
...The film crew wraps up work on "Help!" The movie has its world premiere in London in July.
...Cliveden House, Cliveden, Maidenhead
Not only the conclusion of filming at Cliveden but also the last shooting done by the Beatles for their second film. The unit concluded filming the following day, May 12, with location shots all over London for which the Beatles' presence was not required.
At o...
Cliveden House, Cliveden, Maidenhead, Berkshire and Studio Two, EMI Studios, London
The outside view of Buckingham Palace was seen in Help! (filmed on May 12) but there was, of course, no way that permission could be obtained for the Beatles to film inside the real edifice. Instead, the Beatles wen...
London and St. Margret's Locations
Out and about in London, Sunday certainly being the best day of the week for location-hopping with the minimum of fuss and bother. The first stop was New Bond Street where the Beatles were filmed walking past a Watches of Switzerland jewellers shop and then dashin...
The Beatles had a day of rest.
...Twickenham Film Studios, St. Margaret's, Twickenham
Back to Twickenham for the filming of Paul's main solo scene in HELP!, when he has been accidentally injected with reducing fluid and enjoys "exciting adventures" on the floor amid everyday but seemingly giant-sized objects.
Source: The Complet...
A little break in between filming on location.
...Filming continued in Wiltshire, while Ticket To Ride by The Beatles was in the top 5 hits.
...Knighton Down, Larkhill, Wiltshire
Considerable filming was done at this location, including an open-air (mimed) performance of "I Need You", shot amid troops from the real-life 3 Division (which used Salisbury Plain for exercises), gunners, machine-gunners and even a troop of horse-artillery.
...Knighton Down, Larkhill, Wiltshire
The start of three days filming to this location on cold and windswept Salisbury Plain, the Beatles arrived at their local hotel (Antrobus Arms in Amesbury) at 11:20 pm tonight.
...Today the Beatles were still enjoying their break from filming.
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