Over two days in the life of the beatles, the band struggle to keep themselves and paul mccartney's mischievous grandfather in check while preparing for a live tv performance. A hard day's night is a 1964 musical comedy film directed by richard lester and starring the english rock band the beatles—john lennon, paul mccartney, george harrison, and ringo starr—during the. When it opened in september, 1964, “a hard day’s night” was a problematic entry in a disreputable form, the rock ‘n’ roll musical The beatles were already a publicity phenomenon (70 million viewers watched them on “the ed sullivan show”), but they were not yet cultural icons. When paired with the realist black and white camera work, and the weirdly added tracks from the album of the same name, a hard day’s night portrayed a completely new combination of music and movie, shifting the traditional movie musical as well as the very concept of a music video. In this, the beatles' first feature film, the band must use all their guile and wit to reach a scheduled television performance whilst avoiding their pursuing fans and press
This is in spite of paul's troublemaking grandfather (wildfred brambell), and ringo's arrest. Released during the height of beatlemania and the british invasion, a hard day’s night is now widely considered a classic. A hard day's night is the third studio album by the english rock band the beatles, released on 10 july 1964 by parlophone, with side one containing songs from the soundtrack to their film of the same name.
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