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With A Little Help From Their Friends

So you thought you'd heard the last of the Beatles, 'eh? Think again. In fact, you might want to dig out that dusty old Sgt. Pepper LP to brush up, because this spring it's all coming back. It's the film we've all been waiting for...maybe! The four mop-topped lads from Liverpool penned and set it to music, and now it's being brought to the screen via Robert Stigwood (RSO), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Universal.

December 1, 1977
Linda Barber

With A Little Help From Their Friends

CREEMEDIA

Peter and the Bee Gees Put Sgt. Pepper on Film

Linda Barber

So you thought you'd heard the last of the Beatles, 'eh? Think again. In fact, you might want to dig out that dusty old Sgt. Pepper LP to brush up, because this spring it's all coming back.

It's the film we've all been waiting for...maybe! The four mop-topped lads from Liverpool penned and set it to music, and now it's being brought to the screen via Robert Stigwood (RSO), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Universal.

Production recently began at M-G-M Studios in Hollywood featuring something for everyone, from Peter Frarnpton to George Burns. The flick will include a Beatles bonanza; in addition to Sgt. P., 29 tunes from Abbey Road, Rubber Soul and Let It Be.

Cast & Credits

"The one and only BILLY SHEARS," the main man, will be played by the Face Of The Year (and you'll be seeing quite a bit of it), Peter Frarnpton. His manager, Dee Anthony, even gets to playa part«— EXECUTIVE PRODUCER.

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