What was the name of The Beatles' third album?
Q: What was the name of The Beatles' third album?
A: The Beatles' third album was titled A Hard Day's Night.
Q: Who directed the movie with the same name as the album?
A: The movie with the same name as the album was directed by Richard Lester.
Q: Why did United Artists want to make a soundtrack album?
A: United Artists wanted to make a soundtrack album because many movies that included rock and roll were not good movies.
Q: Who wrote the story for the movie?
A: Alun Owen wrote the story for the movie. He travelled with The Beatles on a concert tour and based his story on what he saw.
Q: What character was added to appeal to older viewers?
A: A "grandfather" character, played by Wilfrid Brambell, was added to appeal to older viewers. Brambell was a popular television actor who starred in Steptoe and Son as a "dirty old" junk dealer.
Q: Did The Beatles use their own dialogue in some parts of the film?
A: Yes, The Beatles improvised some of their own dialogue in some parts of the film. They also acted out ideas from director Richard Lester.
