Even Beatles completists sometimes have a blind spot when it comes to the band’s eponymous cartoon, which ran on ABC for four years — starting exactly 50 years ago, on September 25th ...

The Beatles' reported lack of initial interest in the animated film Yellow Submarine (1968) was mainly based on their less-than-positive memories of The Beatles cartoon series.

They shared their music – but not their actual speaking voices – on a 30-minute Saturday morning cartoon that debuted on Sept. 25, 1965. The Beatles used their songs to frame the individual ...

While Ringo has at least a tinge of Liverpudlian lilt in his speech, the other Beatles sound nothing like themselves: the cartoon Paul sounds more posh than the actual one and John sounds like ...

film left the Beatles with a bad taste in their mouths, they figured the most hassle-free way to fulfill their contract for another picture with United Artists would be a cartoon that they could ...

The Beatles were so influential they even inspired cartoon characters. A famous cartoon character from the 1990s was inspired by John Lennon. Here’s a look at why a voice actor drew inspiration ...

And while the details surrounding how he got involved with the Fab Four — which in turn would lead to the production of The Beatles cartoon — have gotten a bit cloudy over the years ...

the folks at Rolling Stone have drawn up a cartoon to accompany audio from an old radio interview with John Lennon which tells the tale of how he and George Harrison first took Acid, and how it ...

For adults of a certain age, watching cartoons as kids on a Saturday morning was the highlight of the week. From The Beatles to 'Ed Edd and Eddy,' animation sensation Ron Campbell reprises cartoon ...

2nd St., Davenport) today and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. A 75-year-old native of Australia, Mr. Campbell will showcase his Pop Art paintings based on the Beatles cartoons (plus some of his ...

Ron Campbell, the animator behind some of the 1960s’ most popular cartoons, including The Beatles animated series, will appear at the Edward A. Dixon Gallery in Dayton today and tomorrow.