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In 1976, John Lennon and Paul McCartney have a chat about their lives and discuss whether The Beatles will ever reunite.In 1976, John Lennon and Paul McCartney have a chat about their lives and discuss whether The Beatles will ever reunite.In 1976, John Lennon and Paul McCartney have a chat about their lives and discuss whether The Beatles will ever reunite.
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Recently shown on cable tv the movie opens with a disclaimer distancing itself from any co-operation of real life persons; that in itself is an eye catcher. Yet the script and acting from the main characters is superb and I found myself engrossed throughout.Due in no small way to the crisp, thoughtful and interesting dialogue.The film is about a meeting on one day between two real life musical "legends" who formerly composed together then seperated.The film captures the essence of their lives and philosophies, in a story which proffers an explanation for their initial "split". What is so impressive is that the actors give such seemingly realistic portrayals of the characters they play,faults and all, that this viewer at least was left believing I was witnessing a true event in almost every detail. The great skill of this play is that with astute writing and fine acting a movie basically about "two of us" talking can make an excellent picture. Worthy of at least an 8 out of 10.
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- TriviaWhen John Lennon offers Paul McCartney the chocolate, he says "Take this, brother. May it serve you well." This is a direct quote of a line Lennon spoke in the background to the song "Revolution 9" and in the scene, it is meant to be a joke between the two.
- GoofsThe lip-syncing is off while John and Paul are singing "Tumbling Tumbleweeds".
- Quotes
Paul McCartney: So we're alone?
John Lennon: Yeah, you, me, and everything between us.
- ConnectionsFeatures Saturday Night Live (1975)
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