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Paul McCartney in The Beatles: Get Back - Part Two

I mean why are you here? I’m here ‘cause I wanna do a show. […] As far as I can see it, there’s only two ways – and that’s what I was shouting about in the last meeting we had. There’s only two things, you know. We’re going to do it, or we’re not going to do it. And I want a decision. Because I’m not interested enough to spend my fucking days farting around here, while everyone makes up their minds whether they want to do it or not. I’ll do it.

GEORGE HARRISON in The Beatles: Get Back (2021)

“When you witness the joyful eye contact between Paul and John, as they harmonize, you can also see the rage smolder on George’s face. (No poker player, Harrison.) No wonder this is the song that pissed him off; it must have been agonizing to feel blocked out of that John/Paul duet. Everybody else on earth treats George like a world-class artist, including peers like Dylan and the Band. But the Beatles still treat him like a little kid.” — Rob Sheffield, Rolling Stone Get Back review

         [Two of Us] where there’s a John and a Paul that are played by actors? Yeah! Aidan Quinn played me, yeah. I did see it, actually. And what was okay about that was at the beginning of the film it said “John and Paul met on such-and-such-a-date in New York, and this is us imagining what might have happened. It’s pure fiction.” They did a disclaimer at the front, so I thought, “Well, that’s okay! I can get into this.” I must say, I enjoyed it. I wish that had happened. It didn’t happen quite like that. (…)          Over the years I would drop in at John’s place. Then I was the kind of person that didn’t know in places like New York, you call ahead. I’m from Liverpool! I don’t know! You just show up! Like, “Alright, John! How ya doin’?!” He did say to me, “Do us a favor, you know next time, let us know you’re coming.” So, I went and saw him a few times, and we would talk on the phone if I was in England and he was in America. We had some great, ordinary conversations that were very endearing. – Paul McCartney (2020) TWO OF US (2000) dir. Michael Lindsay-Hogg

just a tad bit obsessed

y’all, i did a thing

oh :(

Jotaro is a very funny man, actually

Brotherly love

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also @howmuchpieisleft contributed a little bit so thanks for filling the holes in my brain <3