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Editor:	Allan Rouse
Title:	The Beatles Help!
Publisher:	Apple
Country:	Europe
Date:	5 Nov 2007
Format:	Hardcover
Genre:	Non-Fiction, Music
Barcode:	5099950952090
Cat#:	5099950952090
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Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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60 pages. Book dimensions: 21.5 cms x 1.6 cms x 27.8 cms.

This hardback book is included in the European DVD deluxe edition of The Beatles Help! released in November 2007, and contains a newly written introduction by director Richard Lester, an appreciation piece by Martin Scorsese, rarely seen photographs and production notes from the film, two DVDs, 8 reproductions of original US theatrical lobby cards, and a reproduction of an original 1965 theatrical poster.

The book is enclosed, alongside a loose bound reproduction of Richard Lester's original script, in a blue paper wrap, and housed in a deluxe, custom-made box.

The book is exclusively available in this [aforementioned] DVD deluxe edition.

Project Co-ordinator: Allan Rouse.

Package Design: Drew Lorimer.

Photographs: © Apple Corps Ltd and © Subafilms Ltd/Bruce A. Karsh.

Full details and images of the deluxe edition box set can be found at 45worlds here.

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JPGR&B SUBS 17th Oct 2022		On the film title Dick Lester recalls: When the second film was being prepared, under the imaginative working title, “Beatles Two”, the writers and I wanted to call it “Help”. Unfortunately, we were informed by copyright lawyers that someone else had registered that title. Ringo, helpfully, offered “Eight Arms to Hold You” (relating to the multi-armed statue in the script). Needless to say, there wasn't a huge amount of enthusiasm to write that title song, but we carried on until it came close to shooting the title sequence for the film. Another desperate phone call to the lawyers resulted in one question – “Does your title have an exclamation mark in it?” We said, “If it helps, we can have one”.

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