Paul McCartney/ The Beatles/Unedited 

The way he tilts his head , ready to listen. Those beautiful arched eyebrows. Lovely kind, droopy eyes. His wit . His accent. And don’t even get me started on his musical genius.

He's so gorgeous...And he knows it😍

he is a beautiful man...

he's so pretty I just love him how could anybody not like paul

I will say this about Sir, he has always appeared to be very polite, waiting for the question to be put before answering, never interrupting

So intelligent. The eyes get me every time though.

he is also very smart...clever in public relations....clever in business...maybe even gifted well beyond music...and he has a moral compass that guides him!

What a beauty!

What's not to love about Paul? Thank you for uploading this.

He's such an honest , real person. With that much of talent, so humble. I love him. Want to be like him. ❤

He will be cute forever ☮️💟

Watching this in 2022. Paul is still touring as he approaches his 80th birthday.

Strict father but loving, a good combination. 💓

He is beautiful in the 1980s era

An all-round class act: that's Paul McCartney; thanks for uploading.

I enjoyed watching this. The interviewer has a wonderful, pretty speaking voice.

Non trovo un uomo più simpatico di lui.....gentile .....carismatico Risposte sempre a modo ❤

I saw Paul McCartney 5 Years ago at his concert At the Moda Center In Oregon where I live! It was fun seeing him there! I love listening to his interviews! I was not even born Yet when this Interview was recorded!

Eileen prose. So classy as you whispered small talk with him as he wound down interview off camera. He really liked you. Fantastic. You whispered your admiration as you left. So classy. You were so respectful as you made your exit. Wow. Terrific

Such a handsome man

Love you Paul

I remember seeing "Give My Regards to Broad Street" as a child, and I enjoyed it a lot. Later I found it on DVD, and I think it has a lot of nice segments in it. Musically it is very good still.

Very good questions -- not the usual question he seems to be asked. The follow up questions are especially good, showing the interviewer is really listening, not just thinking about her next question.

Thanks for posting this!

Best looking genius ever. Apart from me 🤣

Paul McCartney your is best world pride

Wonderful interview. Perfect timing and questions. I bet Paul felt priviliged to be interviewed by you as well.

I Love you,Pauli!😊😚😍😍

Ya very nice job Eileen.Thanks so much ... we get to see some new Paul bits here!

Paul didn't break up with Jane Asher,Paul was still engaged to marry British actress Jane Asher but in July 1968 Jane came home unexpectedly early from touring with her theatre company and she sadly found Paul in bed with a young groupie writer Francie Schwartz and she ran out of the house and Paul's life forever. They had been lovers since April 1963 just a few weeks after Jane turned 17 (but she wasn't a girl she was very mature and sophisticated and Paul turned 21 two months later) and Paul asked her to marry him on Christmas day 1967,so they were engaged for 7 months when Jane found him in their bed with another woman. It's a real good thing that Linda was there for Paul because he was a total mental wreck after Jane left him, he was drinking hard liquor and crying to Brian Epstein's assistant and friend of Paul's too, Alistair Taylor and came over his house waking him and his wife up at 1 and 2 in the morning, also calling him at these times asking Alistair to come over and he cried and drank hard liquor he also told Alistair that Jane wasn't just his woman,she was his closest friend,interesting that he didn't say John,or even George and Ringo were his closest friends,and he said he opened up everything inside himself to Jane,including about his mother Mary dying when he was only 14 and how he dealt with that and that he couldn't believe what a prat he had been and that he had everything and threw it all away etc . Paul wrote Let It Be about his beloved nurse and midwife mother Mary who died from breast cancer at only age 47 when Paul was only 14,and his brother 12,and he wrote The Long and Winding Road also soon after Jane left him. Paul wrote a lot of beautiful love songs for and about Jane including I Will on The White album and she and Paul were engaged since Christmas day 1967 when he wrote in India and she was there with The Beatles and also some bitter arguments songs which were all his fault because he was a sexist selfish pig and kept pressuring her to give up her acting career that she loved and rightly refused, she was in her first British film at age 5 and had been in TV shows,films and theatre since she was a child. Paul also tried very hard for a while to get Jane to forgive him and take him back and he had met Linda 3 times by then,but Jane returned all of Paul's letters un opened and all of his phone calls were ignored because Jane wanted nothing to do with Paul anymore and she sent this message clearly to him and you can't blame her because she was rightly very hurt,angry,and she had self respect and couldn't forgive or trust Paul anymore. And Linda did what Paul sexistly selfishly pressured Jane to do, give up her career and devote herself to him. I'm sure that Paul would have married Jane Asher because if Jane had taken him back and forgiven him,then they would have been engaged to be married again which is what Paul was trying to accomplish to no avail. From Tumblr blog, Jane Asher (re)Source “When it ended, it was awful. Jane came home to find Paul with Francie Schwartz, a groupie from New York. It was terrible for Jane. Francie was not just in the house but in the bed she shared with...

What a lovely interview. Great questions. Great chemistry. As if you two were old friends having a conversation.

God, how she could just sit there and ask questions is beyond me. Lordy, that man. 💘

Great guy top lad

that sound at the beginning left me deaf

lovely to see this....:)

What an extraordinary interview! American accent *and* inteligent questions. A rare combination.

Really good interview, great line of questions.

Eileen prose. Loved that question on dissolution of group. Nice curveball. You really threw him for a loop on ‘are you a good dad’. Nice. Great question. Love the Smokey voice. Paul was really into you.

Great interview.

In the Prime of his creative powers .

Wow Eileen...you've made me a proud New Yorker! Nothing better than a Beatle and you made Paul shine. He actually mentions the other 3 Beatles by name, something he rarely does. He also let on that he's a strict parent, something I've never heard him say...Great Job!!

Bellissimo ❤....il ➕️ bello

"Pop to pertinent..." those were the days of literate, clever interviewers.

EXCELLENT interviewer, insightful questions ...never seen it before.

Great Interview

Paul has green eyes, definitely!!

As a kid my first cartoon movie was Lady and the Tramp. Something in common with Paul and me. Loved that interview 👏 🙌 👌 👍

Thank you !

Thanks for uploading the interview. I also enjoyed some of your other interviews and the this is your life surprise with your mother. By the way what was the compliment ? The audio was playing after the video feed ended but I couldn't make it out. If it happened off camera/audio and you wish to keep private that's fine. I'm sure it was a great memory and opportunity. Nice interview.

he appreciated that she was prepared, and asked different questions than he was getting in all of the other interviews, but she cut off his answers to ask another question or change topic too many times, he was relaxed, and wanted to talk more, get it down on record and edit later

She was in love with him!!!rsrs

We need this in 4k!!

"We don't do that in England" "Good for you" LOL

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This interview shows us what John Lennon meant when, he said that he brought Paul into the band for 2 reasons: "he could play 20 Flight Rock, plus he looked a good bit like ELVIS"

This interviewer interrupts often when Paul is still talking on.

Grazie

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Did the interviewer actually congratulate him for the film being good???? 🤣🤣

I’m in

11:25

Почему нет перевода на русский ?

Paul bears a striking resemblance to George Clooney here.

i didn’t need my right ear

Paul's resemblance to Angela Lansbury cannot be ignored.

Pretty face will last a year or two . But pretty soon they'll see what you can do . He is last more than 2 years .

Eileen prose. You have a natural connection with Paul. You would have been great in wings. You can sing and you are a great performer. And you are Irish like him It’s a pity it didn’t happen. Band on the run would have been outstanding with you in it. Always enjoy your interview style. This is great. Paul was captivated by your smoky voice. The only small problem. You lied when you said it was a good film. It was horrible and you were too kind to him.

George was the most successful when it came to movies because he owned his own production company.Ringo was in more movies than Paul but what paul and Ringo didn't realize they weren't actors.

Gee lady...let him finished his story. Stop interrupting

He kindly side-steps whether or not she knows who the Sex Pistols are??? ('a british group')

What was the year?

Billy doing what Billy does !

sue em

Faul, decided that art had to copy life. His 'character' was William, same name George called him.

The movie was a disaster probably why he stayed away from the film industry after this ..

Terrific film?? Is she on drugs?

Too bad this is not Paul ... he has a scar on upper lip on left; he parts his hair on the wrong side; his face is longer;

and is it the real paul.did you notice anything odd about his look at all??

My name is Wlliam Shepherd was my name

This doesnt look like paul mccartney. He tries to put on his mannerisms but he doesnt quit make it

This is Faul.

I hope one day to learn the whole story. Doubles death plastic surgery it's all fascinating how they tricked us

Latex is showing, Billy

Justice for James Paul McCartney (1942-1966). Paul died on 11 September 1966 in car accident. John was with Neil in West Germany to play parts in "How I Won The War". Ringo was in Surrey at the time. Epstein was with Paul and George in the studio. After an argument with Brian, Paul leave in a huff, he slam the door. After Paul left the studio, he pick up a girl named Donna. The girl recognised him and gone mad. Paul ran a red light and was hit by a yellow truck that knocked them across the wet road into a pole, resulting in his decapitation and a car fire. It was on Sunday, 11 September 1966, just minutes before midnight. The interesting thing is that Paul predicted his death and he told and prepared everyone's about this.

Hate interviews with Paul. He is always hesitant, calculating and careful with his answers. All the facial expressions and body language show he is not being honest but just calculating an answer that is PC, and is uncomfortable being really honest.