Give My Regards to Broad Street

1984
PG
1h 48m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

1.7K

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Paul McCartney in Give My Regards to Broad Street (1984)

Sir Paul McCartney's recording of his new album is complicated by the fact that the master tapes of his recordings are missing.

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Paul McCartney's recording of his new album is complicated by the fact that the master tapes of his recordings are missing.Paul McCartney's recording of his new album is complicated by the fact that the master tapes of his recordings are missing.Paul McCartney's recording of his new album is complicated by the fact that the master tapes of his recordings are missing.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

1.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 2 nominations total

Trivia
Ringo Starr originally wanted to play a villain in the film.

Goofs
During the flashback of Harry leaving, with great fanfare, for the Broad Street station (tapes in hand) a crew member's head pokes out from behind the right side of the grand staircase.

Quotes
Ringo: [rehearsing in a warehouse] Do you think you could get some heat in here, or are we practicing to be Canadians?

Connections
Featured in At the Movies: Give My Regards to Broad Street/Thief of Hearts/The Little Drummer Girl/Firstborn (1984)

Soundtracks
Yesterday
Performed by Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, The Philip Jones Brass Ensemble, Philip Jones, Paul Archibald, Jeff Bryant, John Pigneguy, Raymond Premru, Michael Thompson, James Watson

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Featured review

7/10

A long and tasteful music video

Paul and Co. do a wonderful job here. Not a bad film attempt for a man whose only previous movie work was hamming it up with the other Beatles. Set design, locations, song selection, performance all top notch. If you are looking for a "Popeye Doyle" put to music, keep looking. If you love the work of Paul, you have found a great movie! The acting is surprisingly good...Paul emotes, Ringo deadpans, Brian acts as a fine Englishman should. Bit parts by Linda McCartney, Barbara Bach, Tracey Ullman, Giant Haystacks and Sir Ralph Richardson all meld together beautifully. Do not believe the reviews that came out in 1984. They were probably written by left-over stones fans. Paul it's time you recorded "McCartney III" and did another film. Cheers!