Help! - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Help!"
Help! (1965)
Timing:
1:32 (92 min)
6.8/10
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297
7.991/10
4088
4088
7.1/10
22000
22000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Walter Shenson
Producer
Editor
John Victor-Smith
Editor
Art Direction
Ray Simm
Art Direction
Costume Design
Makeup Artist
Freddie Williamson
Makeup Artist
Director of Photography
David Watkin
Director of Photography
Camera Operator
Paul Wilson
Camera Operator
Jack Atcheler
Camera Operator
Script Supervisor
Rita Davison
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Betty Glasow
Hairstylist
Screenplay
Marc Behm
Screenplay
Charles Wood
Screenplay
Special Effects
Cliff Richardson
Special Effects
Story
Marc Behm
Story
Songs
Music Editor
Barrie Vince
Music Editor
Sound Recordist
H.L. Bird
Sound Recordist
Stephen Dalby
Sound Recordist
Sound Editor
Bill Blunden
Sound Editor
Don Challis
Sound Editor
Music Director
What's left behind the scenes
- The film features a melody from the song A Hard Day's Night, not performed in the film by The Beatles themselves. It is performed by an Indian orchestra and a military bugle.
- Mel Evans (1935-1976), The Beatles' road manager, appeared as the swimmer in the film.
- According to Paul McCartney, the script for the film took into account the band members' desire to travel to the Austrian Alps and the Bahamas, places they had never been before.
- According to the members of The Beatles, they were all indulging in marijuana at the time of filming. This explains why they often make mistakes in their lines or utter nonsense.
- Initially, The Beatles planned to film a Western. The action was to take place in Texas, and they would compete for the love of a cattle rancher’s daughter. Photographs of the members of The Beatles on horseback in cowboy attire have even been preserved. The Western was never made, and instead, they began filming this film.
- During the filming of the bicycle scene, an Indian man approached the band with a book about reincarnation, which sparked George Harrison's (1943-2001) fascination with Hinduism, a passion he carried throughout his life.
- According to George Harrison, during the filming of the scene with the horse and the window, the members of The Beatles laughed so much that filming that one scene took almost the entire day.
- The film was already in post-production while filming was still ongoing. Director Richard Lester shot during the day and edited the footage at night.
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