McCartney Times

At the height of “Beatlemania,” The Fab Four found themselves at the center of a town hall Q&A-style event in front of their ravenous young fans.The year was 1964. The Beatles had already conquered the United States with four studio albums under their belt and their performance on “The Ed Sullivan Show” earlier that year, all while being in the production stage of their film debut of their comedy musical “A Hard Day’s Night.”Now, The Beatles found themselves at Twickenham Film Studios in London, where their young fans would probe about seemingly banal aspects of each of the four young men’s personal lives.

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