All language subtitles for The Beatles - 1967 A Year In Pepperland 3

I understand that this afternoon
Maharishi conferred with you all. Could

you what advice he offered you?

He told us not to get overwhelmed by
grief and to whatever thoughts we have

Brian, to keep them happy, because any
thoughts we have of him will travel to

him wherever he is.

Had he ever met Mr. Epstein? No, but he
was looking forward to meeting him.

I understand that this afternoon
Maharishi conferred with you all. Could

you what advice he offered you?

He told us not to get overwhelmed by
grief and to whatever thoughts we have

Brian, to keep him happy.

Because any thoughts we have of him will
travel to him wherever he will.

Had he had an actor?

No, but he was looking forward to
meeting him.

Tomorrow? Yes.

There's no real such thing as death
anyway. I mean, it's death on a physical

level, but life goes on everywhere and
you just keep going, really.

So the thing is, it's not as
disappointing as it is and it isn't, you

And the thing about the comfort is to
know that it's okay.

Have you spoken to him since you became
interested?

This weekend.

I spoke to him Wednesday evening, the
evening before we first saw Maharishi's

lecture. And he was in great spirits.

And when did he tell you that he'd like
to be initiated?

Well, when we arrived here on Friday, we
got a telephone call later that day to

say that Brian would follow us up and be
here Monday.

Good day, Maharishi. I'll give you only
words of comfort.

His meditation gives you confidence
enough to withstand something like this,

even the short amount we've had.

How do you frankly feel about all the
reporters and all the rest of us

you around everywhere you go? It's okay,
it can't be helped. You don't mind it?

We don't get on your nerves. No, you're
not all that bad.

It's all right.

It's a mystery to me.

Cheers.

See how they run like pigs from a gun.
See how they fly.

I'm crying.

Sitting on a cornflake.

Waiting for the man to come.

Corporation t -shirt. Stupid bloody
Tuesday man. You've been a naughty boy.

let your face grow long.

Peace. Peace.

Thank you.

We'd had enough acid.

It had done all it could do for us.
There was no going any further. It only

so much. What does it do?

Well, what it did, what it does mainly
is more of finding out about yourself

your ego and that kind of thing.

So it's more psychological.

Whereas this is not psychological?

Well, it will be in the end, but if you
have acid, it is just all about

yourself. Am I? What?

You know, it's all that. But this is
just sort of a bit gentler.

This sleeping and dreaming and waking,
all those three states that people live

through, is all only relative.

You just feel more energetic, you know,
just simply for doing work or anything.

You just come out of it.

It's just, well, let's get going, you
know.

Many colleagues and famous friends from
the world of entertainment turned up to

pay their respects at Brian Epstein's
memorial service.

John's film appearances paralleled his
political views, as in his Richard

film. The memoirs of Lieutenant Ernest
Goodbody.

This is Musketeer Gripweed, my faithful
Batman.

Nice place you've got here.

How many of you are sitting there on
this rather pleasant summer's afternoon?

more about the victories of your local
football team than about those of your

local retinue.

Am I right?

Good luck to your football team, but
give a hand to your army, too.

How I won the war.

The memoirs of Lieutenant Ernest
Goodbody.

Every word of this film is written in
pencil in my own handwriting.

I'd like to get a grip with my faithful
Batman.

Nice place you've got here.

Corporal of Musket Transom, my troop
sergeant and a good all -rounder.

To the ramp!

Sir!

Anywhere! Get them rifles! You won't
break them!

A joy to have on any team in one of the
original BEFs. Let us go into the ring.

And this, our first round.

For the light of battle in our eyes and
the strength of the right in our heart.

You can't do that, sir. He's a private
soldier.

He's a stinging coward.

What's going on here?

That boy's only 19.

Here, hold this camel.

Get somebody of your own rank on there.
Who are you? I'm Grapple MC, Grapple of

the Bedouin.

Look at them all shining bright.

I don't want them shining bright. I want
them sticky.

Condensed milk.

all your good -for crap are sticking in
tins. Oh.

The opening of a Richard Lester film has
become an event. And when his current

film, How I Won the War, premiered in
London, the crowds threatened to break

through the police barriers.

The opening of a Richard Lester film has
become an event.

And when his current film, How I Won the
War, premiered in London, the crowds

threatened to break through the police
barriers.

Michael Crawford, who also appeared in
Lester's The Knack and A Funny Thing

Happened on the Way to the Forum, co
-stars with Beatle John Lennon, playing

first dramatic role.

in How I Won the War.

Richard Lester, one of the most original
minds currently at large in the motion

picture world.

In the short space of seven pictures,
this 35 -year -old Philadelphian has

acquired an international reputation as
an outstanding director.

Lester's films are simple plots dressed
elaborately in cinematic technique, but

their highly individual style makes them
unmistakably Richard Lester.

When he directed the Beatles in A Hard
Day's Night and Help, the films, instead

of being routine pop group movie
vehicles, were equated with the new wave

verity.

And in the knack, and a funny thing
happened on the way to the forum, his

was immediately recognizable.

Every word of this film is written in
pencil, in my own handwriting.

Left, right, left, right, left, right,
left.

I'm coming dressed in tweed.

In How

I

Won the War, Lester has revolutionized
comedy.

His heroes are clowns of ineptitude,
cartoon characters.

who still deliver the one -liner,
perform the slapstick, and take the

Richard Lester doesn't cheat.

War is well known to be hell.

But it is also a staple of show
business.

Or as Lester puts it, war is the
continuation of a vaudeville show by

port.

Says Lester, if I fell under a bus
tomorrow, this is the film I'd wish to

judged by.

On the approach of a friendly aircraft,
the bearer stands in a prominent

position and displays the triangle thus.

This is a marvellous advance in surgery,
thanks to war.

What we want is more humane killers.

I'm a sketeer, Drew. I die in North
Africa.

It is just possible that Lester has gone
too far.

Ramparts Magazine.

The

Blackest

Comedy. CBS Radio.

leaves you feeling kicked in the teeth.

The New York Times.

I knew this would happen.

You knew it would happen, didn't you?

For three reasons. I can't remember what
they were.

First reason gets you in.

And the reason when you're in is staying
alive.

I won't know the reason they find
afterwards, but it'll be a very good one

it's fought.

I'm sure we'll be glad.

It's funny.

It's frightening.

It's horror.

It's hilarity.

It's very important to raise a laugh on
the battlefield.

It's originality.

Signed, Dick Lester.

Like the Beatles' first two films,
Magical Mystery Tour was a one -hour

television special aired in England.

It was made from several skits, which
the Beatles helped write.

Take a trip back in time with the
Beatles.

Since Uncle Jack died, you've never been
the same.

Well, of course I am, because I ain't
the Uncle Jack anymore.

Magical Mystery Tour.

With the Beatles as they were in 1967.

Join

your

old friends.

Come back.

Let them take you away.

on a magical mystery tour.

Coming soon.

We brought the Beatles to America in
1963.

Now, they can't be with us in person on
our show December 10th when CBS and

Mayor Lindsay will be naming this
theater after our show.

But they sent this cablegram from
London, and I'd like to read it to you.

Dear Ed, winter has come once again to
our great Britain.

We sit by our fires warming our feet.

Stop. We send all love to you and
everyone looking in.

We are happy to be on your show. You
too.

You too. Stop. Have a beautiful
Christmas and a sincere New Year.

Love, the Beatles. Now, signed by John
Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and

George Harrison.

But tonight, although they can't be
here, here are the Beatles on film.

That was very, very thoughtful of you
guys to prepare that for us.

Hello, Goodbye is their latest hit
record for you Beatles fans.

Before Markman Wise, Connie Franson,
before the Jeweltown Piper sing their

and roll medley, listen to this.