A Hard Day's Night
Capturing John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr in their electrifying element, A Hard Day's Night unfolds as a wildly irreverent pastiche of a day in the life of The Beatles in 1964. The quartet must marshal all their guile and wit to outrun pursuing fans and the press to reach their scheduled television performance, even as Paul's troublemaking grandfather and Ringo's arrest complicate the journey.
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Bob Godfrey
Richard Lester
Rita Davison
John D. Merriman
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Who says there were no pop videos in the 1960s? This is an example of one, two, three - indeed, possibly five - all loosely connected via a daftly enjoyable storyline featuring old "Steptoe" himself - Mr. Wilfrid Bramble. It has a plot, not that it remotely matters: the fab four are heading to London to do a television show and poor old Ringo gets separated - much to the chagrin of the programme's director. What ensues are various enjoyable escapades interspersed with some dapper performances from the band. The thing is riddled with charisma - the band are clearly having a whale of a time, Bramble looks like startled rabbit - as only he could - and the scenes with the screaming fans contribute well to the overall sense of adulation in which this band were held. It makes no pretence to be a film of great cinematographic worth - which is just as well 'cos it isn't - but as 90 minutes of almost fly-on-the wall fun and games, it's well worth a watch.
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The directors of A Hard Day's Night are Bob Godfrey, Richard Lester, Rita Davison, and John D. Merriman.
The cast of A Hard Day's Night includes Andre Charisse as Champagne Waiter at Casino (uncredited), Victor Harrington as Man at Casino (uncredited), Jim Brady as Pub Patron (uncredited), Richard Vernon as Man on Train, Margaret Nolan as Grandfather's Girl at Casino (uncredited), David Janson as Young Boy, Charlotte Rampling as Girl at Disco (uncredited), John Junkin as Shake, Gordon Rollings as Man with Sandwich in Pub (uncredited), Paul McCartney as Paul, Marianne Stone as Society Reporter (uncredited), John Bluthal as Car Thief (uncredited), and more.
The duration of A Hard Day's Night is 1h 28 mins.
Yes. You can watch the A Hard Day's Night trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
A Hard Day's Night was released on 07 Jul 1964.
A Hard Day's Night is listed under Comedy and Music on Fanbiz.
A Hard Day's Night has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "Who says there were no pop videos in the 1960s? This is an example of one, two, three - indeed, possibly five - all loosely connected via a daftly enjoyable storyline featuring..."
