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As you’d expect for arguably the biggest (and best?) band in the history of music, The Beatles have popped up plenty of times on the big (and small) screen over the years.When it comes to documentaries, there was controversial Let It Be and its effective re-imagining with Peter Jackson’s three-part Get Back, as well as Ron Howard’s The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years and the eight-part Anthology series in 1995. The story behind The Beatles last ever live “rooftop” performance ‘All You Need Is Love’ by The Beatles: The making of the era-defining Summer of Love anthem Listen to the Gold 60s Live Playlist on Global Player, the official app of GoldWhen it comes to dramas, during the band’s own lifetime they played fictional versions of themselves in the classic A Hard Day’s Night in 1964, their barmy colour excursion Help! the following year, Magical Mystery Tour and – with impressionists doing the Fab Four’s voices – the animated Yellow Submarine.

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