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In A Hard Day’s Night (1964), Beatles John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison are pursued through the Crowcrombe train station by frantic fans. “They wouldn’t have let us bring generators or cables onto the platform,” Taylor says of the documentary-style shoot. “Things were not the same in England as they were in the U.S. — public spaces were not easily used for filming.” As for keeping pace with “the boys,” Taylor confesses that Benzedrine helped him get through the arduous shoot: “I’ll admit to that.” (Image 2 of 3)
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