People Questioning The Whole Re-release Of Now And Then 50+ Years After The Beatles Broke Up Is Missing

Never Forget

Fun Movie Facts: In this scene, George winks at a woman who Ringo had been interested in, subtly foreshadowing the fact that he is going to sleep with Ringo's wife.

Paul McCartney and George Harrison in Melbourne (June 1964)

“I dream about him.”

Bye George

Love you, George Harrison

Thank you George Harrison for bringing me and the rest of the world so much joy and peace with your music. It’s impossible to describe how much you have brought to this world. You’ll always be remembered, and always be missed. I know your in heaven at complete peace now. I love you George. ❤️

As a fellow blind I don't think Paul was short sighted or at least very lightly. He doesn't do "the totally lost face I'll stare somewhere faking confidence" or the evergreen "I am not squinting my eyes, I am just focusing on the serious matters you are bringing in the conversation"

He is being cute as hell and the cheeky boyfriend with John

Paul Wearing John's Glasses

Paul would often steal John’s glasses, and refuse to give them back, and True Fact: Without his glasses, or contacts, John was legally blind.  I vaguely remember a quote along the lines of “John would be searching for his glasses where he’d last left them, only for Paul to be walking about wearing them, and not telling him. And then John would figure it out and shout, “MACCA!”. 

The Daily Mail reported that Paul also needed glasses, but never wore them in public because glasses were John’s thing, at least according to “McCartney’s friends”, how true that is I don’t know. But it gives me an excuse to post these other pictures in which Paul is wearing glasses similar to John’s, but which may or may not be his: 

what if I just jumped off a bridge

John looking mischievously Paul while the pretty boy is oblivious

Jeremy just wants to escape from the creepy hug

Bonus

Paul is so happy to fly, he is too much innocent in this movie, a wild John behind him as usual

july 6th 1957