McCartney Times

There is no doubt that music is a fundamental part of any audiovisual project, especially movies and series. That is why, sometimes, large amounts of money are invested for the use of certain songs in productions. Such was the case with Mad Mena strip in which, to use a track of the Beatles, its creator Matthew Weiner decided to shell out a fortune.

The original network show AMC made by Jon Ham Y Elizabeth Moss takes place in the 1960s, a decade in which John Lennon and company took the world by storm, so the choice of one of their themes for an episode was more than right. The problem was that Lionsgate, the production company in charge of the series, had to negotiate to have the rights to the song “Tomorrow Never Knows”, from the album Stir.

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