I don't know if I must ask it here, but can anybody explain the joke that Ringo is reading the Queen? I've watched it recently, it's from the library. Till so far it's the only beatle movie I've seen. But I like it!!!
I just popped it on again this weekend. Still my favorite
I was wondering the same thing Digna. I was thinking they were making fun of him because mybe upper class people read it? I could be totally off on this just making a guess here.
I just popped it on again this weekend. Still my favorite
I was wondering the same thing Digna. I was thinking they were making fun of him because mybe upper class people read it? I could be totally off on this just making a guess here.
I really have no idea what that means... And I have also no idea of the Queen (what sort of magazine is that anyway?
I don't know if I must ask it here, but can anybody explain the joke that Ringo is reading the Queen? I've watched it recently, it's from the library. Till so far it's the only beatle movie I've seen. But I like it!!!
Queen is/was a magazine for the well off 'upper classes'. So it could be a reference to the class divide between them and someone who comes from a 'working class' background. Also Grandad had earlier mentioned 'sissies' and 'powdered gewgaws', meaning gay men. The word 'Queen' is a popular way to describe gay men in Briton.
Queen is/was a magazine for the well off 'upper classes'. So it could be a reference to the class divide between them and someone who comes from a 'working class' background. Also Grandad had earlier mentioned 'sissies' and 'powdered gewgaws', meaning gay men. The word 'Queen' is a popular way to describe gay men in Briton.
They actually used the transporter, PaulieBear. But since Star Trek had not been invented yet, Dick Lester was unable to show the transporter effect on screen.
All you've got to do is choose love. That's how I live it now. I learned a long time ago, I can feed the birds in my garden. I can't feed them all. -- Ringo Starr, Rolling Stone magazine, May 2007
For all I know, Ringo might be a yogi disguised as a drummer! - George Harrison
No, they're MAGICAL! They can poof where they want when they want to. They just push Ringo's neb (nose) and POOF! They're gone.
"Paul's broken a glass, broken a glass, Paul's broken a glass, a glass, a glass he's broke today." -John Lennon, Anthology 2 CD- You've Got To Hide Your Love Away.
My favorite part was, or one of them is when Paul is in the dressing room with everyone and he says "...that this too too solid flesh would melt, ZAP" I LOVE IT
Oh, that this too, too solid flesh would melt... Zap! My skin's soaked right through to the skin! "The Beatles will exist without us"
My favorite part was, or one of them is when Paul is in the dressing room with everyone and he says "...that this too too solid flesh would melt, ZAP" I LOVE IT
I forgot that part of the movie, what did that mean? Sounds Shakespearean, was there some special relevance to the scene?
I love John, I love Paul, And George and Ringo, I love them all!