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Jack Malik is a struggling musician who quit being a teacher to chase his music dream, working part time jobs. When a strange event happens all around the world with a power cut for 12 seconds, he is hit by a bus. When he wakes up he is the only person who can remember The Beatles songs!
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Date: Wednesday 19th June 2019
Venue: Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
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A new film featuring The Beatles songs called Yesterday. In a world where suddenly everyone apart from Jack has heard of them and the songs. This really does look like it will be such a feel good film!
Cast
CILLA – KARA LILY HAYWORTH
BOBBY – CARL AU
BRIAN EPSTEIN – ANDREW LANCEL
BIG CILLA – PAULINE FLEMING
JOHN WHITE – NEIL MacDONALD
JOHNNY HUTCHINSON – TOM DUNLEA
PAT – BILLIE HARDY
ROSE WILLIS – AMY BRIDGES
PAULINE – GEMMA BRODRICK-BOWER
RINGO STARR – BILL CAPLE
PAUL McCARTNEY/ DENNY DOHERTY – JOSHUA GANNON
KENNY WILLIS – TOM CHRISTIAN
JOHN LENNON – MICHAEL HAWKINS
Venue: Theatre Royal, Newcastle
Date: Friday 2nd March 2018
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The early years of John Lennon focusing on when he started to get into music as a teenager and his relationship with his Aunt Mimi who raised him and his absent mother Julia. Trying to deal with everything life is thrown at him, told at school he is going nowhere.
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Third part of the countdown of my top 50 films of the decade . . .
A poor Liverpudlian who ends up in America falls in love, whilst the Vietnam War is going on and everything is brought together by the music and songs of The Beatles.
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So far that makes two of my favorites getting a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Those two being Bryan Adams and Colin Firth.
Andrea Bocelli and actors Russell Crowe, Colin Firth and John Cusack have been added to the list of celebrities set for stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2010 – the 50th year of the famous stretch of Tinseltown real estate.
They will be joined by director James Cameron, actress Emma Thompson, Julia Louis-Dreyfuss and previously announced honourees Bryan Adams, Ringo Starr, Chaka Khan, Roy Orbison and Zz Top.
Starr’s honour will come almost a year after his late former bandmate George Harrison’s star was unveiled. Both plaques and the Beatles’ star will sit outside Hollywood’s Capitol Records building – the Fab Four’s former U.S. home.
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