However, Wild Mountain Thyme is not a film it's possible to really enjoy without a spoiler. Right, usually we have a no spoilers policy in our film round-ups. For a bit more on the Fabs' on-screen adventures, see our complete guide to the Beatles on film.

We turn the sound down on her and say rude things.'Īnd, obviously, there are bangers to spare. He did it brilliantly, and along with Dick Lester's anarchic direction and some genuinely excellent comic turns from the band – especially George, witheringly dismissing a teen TV confection: 'She's a drag, a well-known drag. 'Bet you're sorry you won,' Ringo snaps back.Īlun Owen, the Welsh playwright who had written the 1959 television play No Trams to Lime Street – a favourite of the band, not least because it was extremely Scouse – was picked to follow them around while they toured Ireland, trying to pick up their gags, their slang and their vibe. 'I fought the war for your sort,' huffs an old colonel as he confiscates Ringo's radio. Not-so-sweet dreams are made of these.If you're on a bit of a Beatles on film jag after watching The Beatles: Get Back, start with the scene on the train here. Leading up to the release of his upcoming album The Pale Emperor – on which he calls himself the “Mephistopheles of Los Angeles” – Rolling Stone has tracked Marilyn Manson’s most appalling moments. I’m the part where it rains and the part where the person you don’t want to die dies.” “I’m the third act of every movie you’ve ever seen. “My point on Earth is chaos,” the ordained Satanist recently told Rolling Stone. But despite the controversies, Manson has never backed down. His sayings have gotten kids kicked out of school and his antics earned him the ire of people who wrongly blamed him for the Columbine shooting, prompting him to pen an insightful essay for Rolling Stone about personal responsibility. A little over two decades ago, Marilyn Manson introduced himself to the world with six shocking words: “I am the God of Fuck!” Since then, the self-proclaimed Antichrist Superstar has never ceased to find ways to disturb his listeners – and their parents – with videos depicting jocks fighting goths on a high-school football field and various surreal phantasms.

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