Quatre Garcons dans le Vent (Hard Day's Night) A Hard Day's Night
Projection le 30 mars 2002
- Réalisateur : Richard Lester
- Sortie : 1964
- Durée : 1h30
- Pays : United Kingdom
- John Lennon John
- Paul McCartney Paul
- George Harrison George
- Ringo Starr Ringo
- Wilfrid Brambell Grandfather
- Norman Rossington Norm
- John Junkin Shake
- Victor Spinetti T.V. Director
- Anna Quayle Millie
- Deryck Guyler Police Inspector
- Richard Vernon Man on Train
- Edward Malin Hotel Waiter
- Lionel Blair T.V. Floor Manager
- Robin Ray T.V. Choreographer
- Alison Seebohm Secretary
- David Janson Young Boy
- Bridget Armstrong Lead Makeup Woman (uncredited)
- Roger Avon Policeman (uncredited)
- Bruce Beeby Casino Man (uncredited)
- Isla Blair Actress (uncredited)
- John Bluthal Car Thief (uncredited)
- Pattie Boyd Jean (uncredited)
- Andre Charisse Champagne Waiter at Casino (uncredited)
- Sheila Fearn Makeup Lady (uncredited)
- Rosemarie Frankland Brunette Showgirl (uncredited)
- Bob Godfrey Man in Pub (uncredited)
- Kenneth Haigh Simon Marshall (uncredited)
- Susan Hampshire Dancer at Disco (uncredited)
- Victor Harrington Man at Casino (uncredited)
- Julian Holloway Adrian (uncredited)
- Clare Kelly Barmaid (uncredited)
- David Langton Actor (uncredited)
- Al Lewis Gambler (uncredited)
- Jeremy Lloyd Tall Dancer at the Disco (uncredited)
- Derek Nimmo Leslie Jackson (uncredited)
- Margaret Nolan Grandfather's Girl at Casino (uncredited)
- Jim Brady Pub Patron (uncredited)
- Charlotte Rampling Girl at Disco (uncredited)
- Gordon Rollings Man with Sandwich in Pub (uncredited)
- Edina Ronay Girl at Disco (uncredited)
- Marianne Stone Society Reporter (uncredited)
- Michael Trubshawe Casino Manager (uncredited)
- Noel Trevarthen Journalist (uncredited)
- Neil Wilson Doorman (uncredited)
- Phil Collins Seated Fan with Necktie (uncredited)
Classique du cinéma Britannique
John, Georges et Ringo prennent un train et se fraient tant bien que mal dans la foule des fans, un chemin jusqu’à leur compartiment. Ils y retrouvent Paul et son grand-père qui aime bien les Beatles mais qui hélas a un passe-temps favori : “diviser pour mieux régner”… Après maintes et maintes catastrophes hilarantes, déclenchées pendant le voyage, l’équipe arrive enfin à Londres. Une première folle journée commence alors. Un voyage délirant au coeur des sixties : gags visuels, humour surréaliste ainsi que de nombreuses chansons devenues depuis des classiques incontournables. L’année suivante, Richard Lester (réalisateur de “Superman 2 et 3”), met en scène “Help”, toujours avec les Beatles.