I Love How The Director Of Let It Be Watched John And Paul Interact And Was Like "I NEED To Make A Film

John Lennon during the recording of the White Album at EMI Studios in London, England | October 1968 © Linda McCartney

John Lennon in every Beatles movies

Neil Aspinall, John Lennon and George Harrison during The Beatles' North American tour | Summer 1964

John Lennon at Madison Square Garden playing with Elton John, November 29, 1974.

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GEORGE HARRISON and JOHN LENNON, Get Back Part III

My headcanon about The Lovers That Never Were is that Paul pulls a No Words situation. Like in No Words -where he inserts a deeply personal thing we later (way after the fact) find that it was something John used to say to him- Paul throws in TLTNW phrases that are not his but Johns. Like, for instance, "if we can't be lovers we'll never be friends", that sounds sooo much like something 67/68 (specially 68) John would say. That kind of black/white yes/no relationship breaker.

But at the same time, the protagonist of TLTNW complains that the other person is running away from him and does not answer anymore, as if that person had thrown the stone and then hidden his hand, as if he did not want to take charge of the situation that he himself started. And that also feels like John hiding behind other people or not going to face to face meetings.

Anyway, TLTNW, nice vocals.

obsessed with this bit of paul twirling around in the alternative fool on the hill video in a way that is concerning

March 13, 1974 - May Pang,John Lennon, Harry Nilsson and Mick Jagger attend the Gala dinner for the American Film Institute tribute to James Cagney, Century Plaza Hotel, LA.

the beatles : “mad day out” photoshoot by don mccullin in july, 1968 ꩜