I love the fact they keep saying Pauls grandfather (Wilfrid Brambell) is very clean as opposed to his roll in Steptoe and Son where hes constantly referred to as a dirty old man by his son Harold
I love when Ringo goes " Whoa! " The scene with the older gentleman was a satirical poke at the class system in England. The Beatles were at the vanguard of changing attitudes in Britain.
Great to see a favourite film of mine a different way. Needs just a little better colouring process to get it just right. Then it will be great to watch both versions as the mood takes you.
It was a year ago when I did that using photoshop and it took ages, but I have better ways to do it now which keeps the colours more stable, I may have another go at it and maybe do the whole film.
The Man complaining of the Radio.... He was the Gold and Jewelry Expert who's drinking the "Rather Disappointing "30 year old, indifferently Blended Brandy with Sean C. and Bernard Lee in "Goldfinger."