The Beatles started production on Help! on Feb. 23, 1965. Filming began in the Bahamas, but the cast and crew traveled to many other locations to film, including London, Austria, Salisbury Plain ...

Watch the Beatles Shoot ‘Help!’ in the Bahamas. It was all about spoofing the spy thriller movies that were all the rage at the time, along with a healthy doze of British post-war class humor, ...

In February 1965, as the Beatles and director Richard Lester alighted in the Bahamas, Mal took on his famous role as the befuddled Channel Swimmer in “Help!,” the group’s second feature film.

The Beatles’ “Help!” opened on Aug. 25, 1965, ... (costlier than B&W) and, instead of filming solely in the U.K., it lensed in Austria and the Bahamas. And, significantly, ...

The Beatles were given the opportunity to make another film after the runaway commercial and critical success of their first one, A Hard Day's Night. Their second movie, Help!, had its world ...

George Harrison filming ‘Help!’ with The Beatles in the Bahamas in 1965 | William Lovelace/Daily Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images. The Beatles will forever be known as musicians first.

A menu from the Beatles’ flight back from their legendary filming trip to the Bahamas has sold for more than £7,000 (nearly $9,000)at auction. The Fab Four jotted their signatures on the front ...

The Beatles’ second feature film, 1965’s Help!, is on the way on Blu-ray.On June 24 (June 25 in North America), Help! makes its eagerly awaited Blu-ray debut in a single-disc package pairing the ...

“APFC Fun Fact: The Beatles flick ‘Help’ was partially filmed in Asbury Park. Picture April, 1965.” A giveaway that it’s not real is that the Asbury Tower on Ocean Avenue is visible in ...

A half-century later, the humor and style of Help! seems, if not dated, at least very much of its time. Still, the impact it had on such TV touchstones as Batman and The Monkees, as well as many ...