Film Threat posted an article on the mid-60s Beatles cartoons, the background on their creation, and the likelihood of future DVD release. If you’re interested, give it a look.
The Beatles Cartoons
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I wrote for FT in the 80s and knew Chris Gore. The 60s Beatles cartoons were primitive, but not bad. Surprising how long each runs. Even more surprising that one of them featured the ultra-psychedelic masterpiece “Tomorrow Never Knows”!