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** Taking this a step further, the posh gambling club that Ringo gets invited to (only for Paul's grandfather to steal the invite and go there himself) is the same club where James Bond met Sylvia Trench in ''Film/DrNo'' (which, coincidentally, was released in on the same day as the Beatles' first single).
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** Taking this a step further, the posh gambling club that Ringo gets invited to (only for Paul's grandfather to steal the invite and go there himself) is the same club where James Bond met Sylvia Trench in ''Film/DrNo'' (which, coincidentally, was released in on the same day as that the Beatles' first single).
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The unnamed but rather pompous gentleman the Beatles encounter on the train is played by Richard Vernon, who also played Colonel Smithers in ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' which was released in the same year as this film. The two characters could well be the same person -- the Bank of England executive who briefs James Bond on how to smuggle gold also ends up in the same train compartment as four cheeky Liverpudlians while commuting to or from work. We know that the Beatles exist in Bond's world because 007 himself makes a disparaging comment about wearing ear-muffs while listening to them (also in ''Goldfinger'', as it happens).
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The unnamed but rather pompous gentleman the Beatles encounter on the train is played by Richard Vernon, who also played Colonel Smithers in ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' which was released in the same year as this film. The two characters could well be the same person -- the Bank of England executive who briefs James Bond on how to smuggle gold smuggling also ends up in the same train compartment as four cheeky Liverpudlians while commuting to or from work. We know that the Beatles exist in Bond's world because 007 himself makes a disparaging comment about wearing ear-muffs while listening to them (also in ''Goldfinger'', as it happens).
** Taking this a step further, the posh gambling club that Ringo gets invited to (only for Paul's grandfather to steal the invite and go there himself) is the same club where James Bond met Sylvia Trench in ''Film/DrNo'' (which, coincidentally, was released in on the same day as the Beatles' first single).
** Taking this a step further, the posh gambling club that Ringo gets invited to (only for Paul's grandfather to steal the invite and go there himself) is the same club where James Bond met Sylvia Trench in ''Film/DrNo'' (which, coincidentally, was released in on the same day as the Beatles' first single).
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The unnamed but rather pompous gentleman the Beatles encounter on the train is played by Richard Vernon, who also played Colonel Smithers in ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' which was released in the same year. The two characters could well be the same person -- the Bank of England executive who briefs James Bond on how to smuggle gold also encounters four cheeky Liverpudlians while commuting to or from work. We know that the Beatles exist in Bond's world because he makes a disparaging comment about wearing ear-muffs while listening to them (also in ''Goldfinger'', as it happens).
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The unnamed but rather pompous gentleman the Beatles encounter on the train is played by Richard Vernon, who also played Colonel Smithers in ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' which was released in the same year. year as this film. The two characters could well be the same person -- the Bank of England executive who briefs James Bond on how to smuggle gold also encounters ends up in the same train compartment as four cheeky Liverpudlians while commuting to or from work. We know that the Beatles exist in Bond's world because he 007 himself makes a disparaging comment about wearing ear-muffs while listening to them (also in ''Goldfinger'', as it happens).
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The unnamed but rather pompous gentleman they encounter on the train is played by Richard Vernon, who also played Colonel Smithers in ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' which was released in the same year. The two characters could well be the same person -- the Bank of England executive who briefs James Bond on how to smuggle gold also encounters four cheeky Liverpudlians while commuting to or from work. We know that the Beatles exist in Bond's world because he makes a disparaging comment about wearing ear-muffs while listening to them (also in ''Goldfinger'', as it happens).
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The unnamed but rather pompous gentleman they the Beatles encounter on the train is played by Richard Vernon, who also played Colonel Smithers in ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' which was released in the same year. The two characters could well be the same person -- the Bank of England executive who briefs James Bond on how to smuggle gold also encounters four cheeky Liverpudlians while commuting to or from work. We know that the Beatles exist in Bond's world because he makes a disparaging comment about wearing ear-muffs while listening to them (also in ''Goldfinger'', as it happens).
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[[WMG: Franchise/JamesBond (as played by Creator/SeanConnery) is a real person in the universe of this film.]]
The unnamed but rather pompous gentleman they encounter on the train is played by Richard Vernon, who also played Colonel Smithers in ''Film/{{Goldfinger}}'' which was released in the same year. The two characters could well be the same person -- the Bank of England executive who briefs James Bond on how to smuggle gold also encounters four cheeky Liverpudlians while commuting to or from work. We know that the Beatles exist in Bond's world because he makes a disparaging comment about wearing ear-muffs while listening to them (also in ''Goldfinger'', as it happens).
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[[WMG: John is a Time Lord]]
And the tub is his TARDIS.
And the tub is his TARDIS.
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[[WMG: In this movie, [[AlternateUniverse the band isn't called]] TheBeatles.]]
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[[WMG: In this movie, [[AlternateUniverse the band isn't called]] TheBeatles.Music/TheBeatles.]]
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The band's name is not spoken in the script. [[HandWave Sure, they have those drums, but they could've just borrowed them from some lesser band.]]
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The band's name is not spoken in the script. [[HandWave Sure, they have those drums, but they could've just borrowed them from some lesser band.]]
]] Or "The Beatles" could be the brand name of the drum kit.
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The band's name is not spoken in the script. [[HandWave Sure, they have those drums, but they could've just borrowed them from some lesser band.]]
The band's name is not spoken in the script. [[HandWave Sure, they have those drums, but they could've just borrowed them from some lesser band.]]
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Given through the [[HoYay]] examples in the YMMV page, which includes the scene when John starts singing "If I Fell" in front of Ringo.
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Given through the [[HoYay]] {{HoYay}} examples in the [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/YMMV/AHardDaysNight YMMV page, page]], which includes the scene when John starts singing "If I Fell" in front of Ringo.
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[[WMG: John is gay/bi- and has a crush on Ringo.]]
Given through the [[HoYay]] examples in the YMMV page, which includes the scene when John starts singing "If I Fell" in front of Ringo.
Given through the [[HoYay]] examples in the YMMV page, which includes the scene when John starts singing "If I Fell" in front of Ringo.
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[[WMG: ''A Hard Day's Night'' is a {{documentary}} about Music/{{the Beatles}}.]]
And everything in the film really happened.
Yes, there does appear to be counter-evidence, but this theory was once popular among a certain class of film reviewer.
And everything in the film really happened.
Yes, there does appear to be counter-evidence, but this theory was once popular among a certain class of film reviewer.
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And everything in the film really happened.
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[[WMG: ''A Hard Day's Night'' is a {{documentary}} about Music/{{the Beatles}}.]]
And everything in the film really happened.
Yes, there does appear to be counter-evidence, but this theory was once popular among a certain class of film reviewer.
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[[WMG: John's line about visiting Harrod's is connected to his mother.]]
"I say, did you go to Harrods? I was there in '58, you know." John's mother died in 1958 -- the "'58" John mentioned.
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