A Hard Day-s Night (1964)

A Hard Day's Night is an 87-minute running British black-and-white humor movie that was released in 1964. The film was produced by Walter Shenson, an American a movie producer, writer and director, Richard Lester, a Britain-based American movie director, was the director of the movie. The performers of the movie include John Lennon, George Harrison, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. The screenplay was performed by Alun Owen, a screenwriter from Britain, and at first released by United Artists, an American motion picture and television entertainment corporation. The movie depicts quite a lot of days in the lives of the band. A Hard Day's Night movie was a financial and great success. Leading magazines in the country rated it as one among the great 100 movies of all time. The movie is recognized as being one among the most powerful, all time musical movies, inspiring many spy movies, pop music videos and television shows.

Style of the movie

A Hard Day's Night movie was produced for United Artists (UA) using the style of a cinema verite, in black-and-white and the production lasted for 16 weeks. It was produced with a budget of $500,000 (£200,000), which was considered low at that time. Originally, the movie itself was something of a minor consideration to UA, whose main interest was in being capable of releasing the recording album in the United States earlier than Capitol Records, the American EMI associate who had initially shot at releasing Beatles song in the country, spreading to issuing their stuff.

Production of the movie

Not like most movie productions, A Hard Day's Night was produced in close to chronological order. Filming was started on the 2nd of March 1964 at a station in Marylebone, London. The Beatles had united with Equity, the actors' union, only that day morning. The primary week of filming was performed on a train touring between Minehead and London. On the 10th of March, scenes in the company of Ringo were shot in Head pub at Turk in Twickenham, and over the subsequent week different interior scenes were shot at Twickenham Studios. From 23rd March to 30th March, filming stirred to the Scala Theatre, and on 31st March, show footage was shot there, even though the group imitated to backing tracks. The last scene was filmed on the 24th of April 1964 in West Ealing in London, where Ringo, helpfully drops his coat over lakes, for a woman to step in, only to see that the final lake is really a big hole in the road.

Nominations and awards

A Hard Day's Night movie was nominated for Oscar two times for the Best Story, Writing, and for the Best Music, Adaptation or Treatment and Scoring of Music during 1965.

The movie was nominated for BAFTA Awards for the most promising novice to top movie roles category during 1965.

The film was nominated for Grammy Awards for the greatest original score, written for a film or Television Show category during 1965.

It grabbed the third place in the 1965 Laurel Awards in the music category.

The movie won the 2002 Las Vegas Film Critics Society award for the movie reinstatement and conservation category.