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Archive FilmsYou are in: Devon > History > Archive Films > The Beatles visit Plymouth ![]() The Beatles visit PlymouthThe Beatles are the centre of attention on two visits to Plymouth. This black and white news footage was filmed in 1964 and 1967.
News footage of two visits by The Beatles to Plymouth; for a concert in 1964 and to film their 1967 movie, Magical Mystery Tour. The 1964 footage shows The Beatles in a train which is pursued by fans. Police officers set up barricades and watch The Beatles enter the venue. Reporters question the band about their journey, career plans and whether they voted in the recent elections. In the 1967 footage, The Beatles are shown on a crowded bus and mingling with the crowds. Paul McCartney talks to a reporter about how the level on interest makes him feel. Some of this footage has no soundtrack. last updated: 20/02/2008 at 12:03 SEE ALSOYou are in: Devon > History > Archive Films > The Beatles visit Plymouth |
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