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Inside the Yellow Submarine
The Making of the Beatles' Animated Classic
by Robert Hieronimus
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Inside the Yellow Submarine: The Making of the Beatles' Animated Classic
2002, Krause Publications
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Table of Contents
Dedication.
Page 3
Acknowledgements.
Page 4
Contents.
Page 8
Dramatis Personae.
A "who's who" of interviewees and other related persons.
Page 11
Author's Preface.
Page 14
Why This Book Was Needed
Page 17
Forward.
by Erich Segal
Page 18
Introduction.
by Sir George Martin
Page 19
Notes on Some Design Problems in Yellow Submarine.
Page 20
Synopsis of The Yellow Submarine.
Page 22
Chapter 1.
How the Yellow Submarine Disappeared into a Sea of Holes
Page 25
Removed from the Shelves
Page 26
The Times They Were a Changin'
Page 27
Born Out of Contractual Necessity
Page 28
Brodax and the Beatles Cartoon
Page 29
Did the Yellow Submarine film fulfill The Beatles' Contract?
Page 32
Strain from Deadline and Budget
Page 33
Chapter 2.
The Beatles' Hands-Off Involvement
Page 35
Concerned About Being Frozen in Time
Page 37
Brian Epstein's Yellow Submarine Foresight
Page 39
The Beatles Were Blase
Page 40
Why Voice Actors Mouthed the Beatles
Page 43
How the Beatles Provided Inspiration in Absentia
Page 44
Which Beatle Took the Most Interest in the Production of the Film?
Page 45
Paul Wanted Yellow Submarine to Be More Like Disney
Page 47
George Considered Yellow Submarine a Classic
Page 49
Ringo Has Made Yellow Submarine His Theme Song
Page 49
John Lennon "Remembers" Designing Some of the Meanies
Page 50
The Beatles Appear Live at the End of the Film
Page 52
The Beatles' Reaction to the 1999 Renovation of Yellow Submarine
Page 52
Chapter 3.
The Song "Yellow Submarine" Emerged from The Twilight Zone and Spawned an Empire
Page 57
Out of a Dream-Like State
Page 58
Party Atmosphere
Page 59
The Recording Sessions
Page 62
Anyone Who Was Around That Day
Page 62
Spoken Passage Returns on the Anthology
Page 63
Single and LP Releases
Page 64
Chapter 4: Will the Real Designer of Yellow Submarine Please Stand Up?.
Heniz Edelmann Deserves the Title "Father of Yellow Submarine Art"
Page 66
A "This is It!" Moment
Page 68
The Heinzising Unit
Page 72
A Case of Mistaken Identities
Page 81
Like an Albatross
Page 82
Peter Max: All-American Pop Artist
Page 84
Peter Max on Yellow Submarine
Page 85
Milton Glaser on Max, Edelmann and Yellow Submarine
Page 88
Chapter 5: All Together Now.
How the Yellow Submarine's Crew Was Assembled
Page 91
TV Cartoons (TVC) of London
Page 92
Amended Credits List
Page 95
Searching for Edelmann
Page 97
All Hands on Deck
Page 100
Several Months of Work Were Done Without a Script
Page 102
The American King Features Contingent
Page 104
The Cream of the Crop Animators in the 1960s
Page 106
The Beatles Impersonators
Page 110
The True Identity of the Beatles' Voices Was Squelched
Page 114
Chapter 6: Drinking Everything We Could Get Our Hands On.
The Daily Experience on Yellow Submarine
Page 116
In the Beginning was the Idea and Brodax Said This Idea Is Good
Page 117
How to Draw a Film Without a Script
Page 117
A Charmed Atmosphere
Page 122
Inspiration from the Father of Yellow Submarine Art
Page 124
Drug Use and Stress on the Scene
Page 126
Intense Use of Color to Simulate a Drug-Induced Experience
Page 128
A Crew of Over 200
Page 129
Day-to-Day Memories
Page 132
Which Scenes Came First?
Page 143
The Rush to the Finish Line
Page 147
Peculiar Challenges for the Sound Department
Page 148
Playing The Beatles
Page 151
One of the Parallel Tracks.
The Making of the Original Yellow Submarine Soundtrack
Page 152
The 5th Beatle Analyzes His Compositions.
Page 153
"Pepperland" Gives You a Longing to Be There
Page 153
The "Sea of Time" Uses Indian Music
Page 154
The "Sea of Monsters" Uses Backwards Recordings
Page 154
The Unusual Malefic Power of "The March of the Meanies"
Page 155
The Inspiration Behind "Pepperland Laid to Waste"
Page 155
Yellow Submarine in Pepperland
Page 155
Speaking to the Generation of the 1960s?
Page 156
Chapter 7: George Dunning.
The "Bloody Brilliant" Director of Yellow Submarine
Page 158
A True Poet and Master of His Craft
Page 160
Dunning's Yellow Submarine Motives
Page 160
The Evolution from the TV Cartoon Beatles to Yellow Submarine
Page 161
Remembering George Dunning
Page 163
Dunning's Singular Importance to Yellow Submarine
Page 164
Special Project Unit: Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Page 165
Dunning was "Uncle Plasma"
Page 171
Questionable Health
Page 175
Chapter 8.
Charlie Jenkins and His Magical Bench
Page 176
Unanimously Considered a Genius
Page 177
The Jenkins Mystique and Jenkins Technique
Page 178
Unshrouding the Magical Mystery Bench
Page 179
A Postcard Trip from Liverpool to London and Out to Sea
Page 180
Life After Submarine
Page 181
Chapter 9: Who Wrote the Screenplay?.
Ad Hoc Ad Loc and Quid Pro Quo, So Little Time, So Much to Know!
Page 184
Lee Minoff, the Writer with the Beatles Haircut
Page 187
Minoff Vs. Brodax
Page 190
Yellow Submarine Alternate Reality #1
Page 190
Yellow Submarine Alternate Reality #2
Page 192
Minoff's Conceptual Ideas
Page 193
We're Not Using Your Script
Page 195
An Amazing Tribute to Edelmann's Brilliance
Page 196
Script Archeology by Edelmann
Page 198
It's Not True?
Page 199
Enter the Professor of Classics
Page 200
Erich Segal Meets the Beatles
Page 201
The Bulldog and Yale
Page 202
Back-Up Script by Jack Mendelsohn
Page 202
Sometimes It Seems More Than One Person Wrote the Same Lines
Page 205
Yellow Submarine Alternate Reality #3
Page 206
Yellow Submarine Alternate Reality #4
Page 208
Mysterious Origins of the Comic Book and Paperback Revealed
Page 208
Uncredited Roger McGough
Page 210
Why Not Give McGough Credit?
Page 211
Edelmann's Diary of How the "Script" Evolved
Page 213
Chapter 10: Tension on the Set.
Why Part of the Yellow Submarine Was Kidnapped
Page 216
Yanks vs. Brits?
Page 217
Fundamental Difference of Opinion
Page 218
Dunning and Deadlines
Page |222
The Attempted "Takeover"
Page 223
Behind Schedule
Page 224
Did They Overspend Their Budget?
Page 225
The Kidnapping of the Yellow Submarine
Page 227
Brodax on the "Kidnapping" and Takeover"
Page 229
How the "Takeover" Attempt Was Viewed By the Crew
Page 230
Chapter 11: Inspiration, Parody and Cameo Appearances.
Roses, Holes and Eleanor Rigby
Page 233
Roses Behind His Ears
Page 234
The Sea of Holes?
Page 234
Who was Old Fred?
Page 234
Pepperland Based in Cape Cod?
Page 235
The Boob and Erich Segal
Page 236
The Dreadful Flying Glove
Page 237
Ian Cowan in the Sea of Time
Page 238
Martin Used J.S. Bach to Spoof Hamlet Cigars
Page 238
Red Meanies, Blue Meanies, Purple Meanies, Whose Meanies?
Page 239
Color Photo Spread.
Page 241
Were the Blue Meanies from King Features?
Page 257
"Eleanor Rigby" is Full of Snapshots of the Film's Co-Creators
Page 260
Real Liverpool Landmarks Were Seen
Page 264
Ringo's House, Called "The Pier," Was on Top of a Hill
Page 264
Chapter 12.
The Best and the Worst and the Split Personality of The Yellow Submarine
What Are the Most Successful Scenes in Yellow Submarine?
Page 265
Where Are Some of the Mistakes?
Page 269
The Split Personality of Yellow Submarine
Page 276
For Those Yet to See the "Hey Bulldog" Version.
Page 278
The Trouble Was: Where to Put It?
Page 280
Why the Bulldog Was Sent to the Kennel: Anti-Climax or Artistic Preference?
Page 281
Opinions of the 1999 Reinsertion
Page 283
Chapter 13: Deadline Met, The World Premiere.
The Co-Creators Mingle with the Beautiful People for a Flashbulb-Popping Night
Page 285
The Co-Creators Become VIPs for a Night
Page 290
The "Voices" Weren't Welcome
Page 295
Chapter 14: Yellow Submarine Reviews and Box Office.
Radically Different Receptions in the UK vs. the USA
Page 297
UK Critics
Page 300
USA Box Office
Page 301
USA Critics
Page 303
Great Notices in America
Page 305
Chapter 15: The Repercussions of Yellow Submarine.
How the Hurried Little Film Changed the World
Page 311
Who Felt the Anti-Disney Sentiment on the Set?
Page 314
Innovative in Style and Devotion
Page 317
We Didn't Pioneer Anything
Page 319
Most of the Innovations Came From Jenkins and Edelmann
Page 321
The Yellow Submarine "Letraset" Discovery
Page 321
A 2-Month Paid Holiday Turned into an 11-month Nightmare
Page 322
Did the Yellow Submarine Change Your Life?
Page 324
Yellow Submarine Almost Bankrupted TV Cartoons
Page 329
Chapter 16: The Yellow Submarine Comes of Age.
Life Since 1968 and Its Spectacular Rebirth in 1999
Page 331
1993: The 25th Year Reunion Party
Page 332
1998: Celebrating the 30th Anniversary
Page 334
1999: The Yellow Submarine Resurfaces in Unmitigated Glory Thanks to Bruce Markoe, the Latest in a Long Series of Yellow Submarine Heroes
Page 336
Cleaning Up the Film
Page 340
Enhancing the Sound Track
Page 341
The Difference Between Black and White and Color
Page 342
The Beatles React to the Renovation
Page 343
Reaction of the Co-Creators to the Renovation
Page 344
Liverpool Launches the Renovated Yellow Submarine August 30, 1999
Page 345
The Limited Theatres Release in 1999
Page 348
The Yellow Submarine Honored by the U.S. Postal Service
Page 350
The Yellow Submarine Goes for a Ride in a Big Way
Page 351
A New List of Credits for the Digital Age
Page 353
Nothing Befits a Legend Like Animation
Page 353
Chapter 17: The Comic Book and Novelization.
More Alternate Realities for the Yellow Submarine
Page 355
Searching the Collector's Market for Variations on the Yellow Submarine Theme
Page 356
Max Wilk and the Novel
Page 357
Paul S. Newman and the Yellow Submarine Gold Key Comic Book
Page 360
Newman's Logic
Page 361
José Delbo and the Yellow Submarine Gold Key Comic Book
Page 362
Comparing the Variations in the Versions
Page 363
Chapter 18.
Real Life Yellow Submarines Around the World
Page 367
Chapter 19: The Cottage Industry Continues.
Dr. Bob's Review of the Yellow Submarine Merchandise
Page 373
"You Look Like the Originals"
Page 375
Dr. Bob's Review of the Yellow Submarine Memorabilia of 1999/2000
Page 376
Appendix 1.
Excerpts from the Balser/Edelmann Script
Page 394
Biographies of the Yellow Submarine Co-Creators
Page 397
Yellow Submarine Screen Credits
Page 412
Appendix 2.
Page 415
References and Bibliography
Page 416
Where Beatles Fans Come Together
Page 427
About the Author
Page 429
Goldmine Magazine Ad
Page 431
Beatles/Goldmine Collectibles Ad
Page 432
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 416-426).
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