The thought of George H googling “is Bob Dylan nice” and for sure learning the weird not nice things he did, then proceeding to search his nudes will be with me forever
Paul McCartney, circa November 1968, after his fiancee breaks up with him and his side piece won't marry him and the festering tension at his newly launched, already unstable company threatens to drive him insane, hoping for one quiet day and discovering his business partner's dick and balls prominently displayed on his new album cover: I need this like I need a hole in the head
John Lennon, holding a book on trepanning and a large drill: I'm glad you brought that up
George Harrison, November 1976; photo by Richard E. Aaron/Redferns/Getty Images.
“I think every human is obligated to the next in a way. To try to help each other, even if it’s just to give each other a smile. […] Whatever goodness there is within each of us, we have to try to manifest it.” - George Harrison during a promotional interview for Thirty-Three & 1/3, 1976
“Not only was Harrison not irritated by everyone asking about the Beatles while he was trying to showcase his solo career [with the album he was promoting at the time, Thirty-Three & 1/3], but he was kind enough to autograph a photo for our son Brian. When I told George Brian was a Beatles fan who was going to be four years old Sunday, Harrison talked into my hand tape recorder and said, ‘Hi Brian. Happy Birthday.’ After that, of course, I found it ironic that Harrison was sued for a song (‘He’s So Fine’) that so accurately describes him.” - Bruno Bornino, The Cleveland Press, November 19, 1976 (x) / (x)
We Have Always Lived in the Castle (1977): We eat the year away. We eat the spring and the summer and the fall. We wait for something to grow and then we eat it.
Sissy Spacek as Merricat Blackwood
Shelley Duvall as Constance Blackwood
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