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<blockquote data-quote="Seaviewer" data-source="post: 436488" data-attributes="member: 57"><p>A Talent For Loving (1969)</p><p>Producer Walter Shenson reportedly offered this to The Beatles as their third film but it's difficult to see how they would have fit into it.</p><p>It's a parody of a western with Richard Widmark and Topol as rivals and Cesar Romero again over the top, but there's no four member team so presumably the Beatles would have played character roles far removed from their established personas.</p><p>As well as the Beatles themselves, director Dick Lester is a no-show, but the music is by Ken Thorne, and John Bluthal appears as the antagonist's sidekick, so there's a little family resemblance.</p><p>Lester did make a version of <em>The Three Musketeers</em> for which the Beatles had also apparently been considered, a better choice in my opinion, but not to be.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Seaviewer, post: 436488, member: 57"] A Talent For Loving (1969) Producer Walter Shenson reportedly offered this to The Beatles as their third film but it's difficult to see how they would have fit into it. It's a parody of a western with Richard Widmark and Topol as rivals and Cesar Romero again over the top, but there's no four member team so presumably the Beatles would have played character roles far removed from their established personas. As well as the Beatles themselves, director Dick Lester is a no-show, but the music is by Ken Thorne, and John Bluthal appears as the antagonist's sidekick, so there's a little family resemblance. Lester did make a version of [I]The Three Musketeers[/I] for which the Beatles had also apparently been considered, a better choice in my opinion, but not to be. [/QUOTE]
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