History Trivia / MagicalMysteryTour

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* DeletedRole: Music/{{Traffic}} filmed a sequence (set to their song "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush") to possibly be included in the film, but it did not make the final cut. It eventually surfaced on the 2012 Blu-ray release of the movie, along with several other extra scenes.

* BadExportForYou: Inverted. The US version of the soundtrack album contained more songs (including the two hit singles from the movie) than the domestic British version. This is the only album in the Beatles canon with differing track listings to use the US version.

** Music/TearsForFears' [[Music/TheSeedsOfLove "Sowing the Seeds of Love"]] was written as a pastiche of "I Am the Walrus".

* ReferencedBy: In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' serial [[Recap/DoctorWhoS10E1TheThreeDoctors "The Three Doctors"]], the Third Doctor and Jo quote "I am the Walrus" while explaining the fact that he and the Second Doctor are different incarnations of the same person.

* SerendipityWritesThePlot: It wasn't looking good for "Strawberry Fields Forever" making it to record at first. They had recorded two versions, in a different key and tempo, but while promising neither was quite the sound they were hoping for. At John Lennon's request to join both versions in some way or another, George Martin together with Geoff Emerick took on the task by using multiple speed adjustments and other effects to make an 'acceptable' edit of the takes. According to Martin, the edit "sticks out like a sore thumb to me!"[[note]]There are actually two edits right after the first verse; The first version didn't have a chorus between verse one and verse two, so Martin spliced in "Let me take you down 'cause I'm--" from a later chorus in that version, then "--going to" marks where the second version takes over[[/note]]

** And the "Tragical History Tour" segment of ''[[Music/TheRutles The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash]]''.

* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition: The most complete edition of the 2012 re-release of the movie contains the film on Blu-Ray and DVD (with a bunch of extras on them, including a DVD Commentary by Paul McCartney), a book containing photos and information about the film, and a reproduction of the original double-EP that served as the soundtrack in the UK. Oh, and a ticket to go on the Magical Mystery Tour.

** Ever wonder why the footage kind of freezes at the end of the "Blue Jay Way" sequence? Originally, [[Music/GeorgeHarrison George]] [[FunnyAneurysmMoment was going to be hit by the bus...]]

* ThrowItIn: This movie is ''made'' of this.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Pretty much everything about it, from the bus painted in the most psychedelic colors possible to the fashions to the "experimental" (in reality incomprehensible) plot, screams 1960s.

* NoExportForYou: Because of the poor reception of the film in the UK, none of the American networks were interested in airing it, FirstRunSyndication wasn't really a viable option at the time, and running less than an hour, it wasn't really a candidate for a theatrical run. There was a special screening at the Fillmore East in New York in 1968, and some one-off American screenings in the next few years, but its first proper availability to the American public was when Creator/NewLineCinema released it to the midnight movie and college movie circuits in 1974.

* NoExportForYou: Because of the poor reception of the film after its BBC debut, none of the American networks were interested in airing it, FirstRunSyndication wasn't really a viable option at the time, and running less than an hour, it wasn't really a candidate for a theatrical run. There was a special screening at the Fillmore East in New York in 1968, and some one-off American screenings in the next few years, but its first proper availability to the American public was when Creator/NewLineCinema released it to the midnight movie and college movie circuits in 1974.