Right from the start, the film had no fixed script or a precisely planned plot. The film was filmed in Sunny Heights, Ringo Starr's estate in Weybridge. On November 3, 1967, recording was completed with the scene for George Harrison's composition Blue Jay Way. On October 30 and 31, 1967, the recordings for the Fool-on-the-Hill sequence with Paul McCartney took place in Nice. Īfter a long break, the scene with Ringo Starr and Jessie Robins was filmed on Octoin Acanthus Road in London, in which the two board the bus. In the period from September 19 to 24, 1967, various recordings took place at a disused airfield near West Malling in Kent. Stripper Jan Carson undressed to the music of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band. On September 18, a striptease scene was filmed at the Raymond Revuebar nightclub in London. The bus returned to London on September 15, 1967. During the journey towards Newquay in Cornwall, various improvised scenes were filmed over the following days. The route passed through the English counties of Somerset, Devon and Cornwall. The press and fans soon followed the brightly covered bus. The journey began in the morning in London at Allsop Place. On September 11, 1967, the Beatles and their film crew boarded a rented bus to shoot some scenes in the West Country. Epstein had always taken care of the logistical needs. His death subsequently led to some difficulties in filming. In the following months, the group recorded the tracks Your Mother Should Know, I Am the Walrus, Blue Jay Way, Flying and The Fool on the Hill for the soundtrack.īrian Epstein, the manager of the Beatles, died shortly before filming began. Recordings for the song began on Apat Abbey Road Studios. The first piece recorded for the planned film was the theme song Magical Mystery Tour. Work on the soundtrack, on the other hand, began earlier. The rest of the group agreed with McCartney's idea, the start of filming was delayed by various other commitments - including preparing for the film Yellow Submarine until September 1967. Inspired by Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters, he developed a rough concept for a one-hour Beatles film on the return flight to England. The basis for the film was laid back in April 1967 when Paul McCartney went on a trip to the United States earlier this month. 4 The Beatles on the making of the filmĮmergence Conception and music recordings.
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