Monday, November 6, 1967
Photo shoot of The Beatles and their “Yellow Submarine” characters
Last updated on September 1, 2024
Monday, November 6, 1967
Last updated on September 1, 2024
Location: TVC Studios • London • UK
Session Nov 02, 1967 • Recording and mixing "Hello, Goodbye"
Article Nov 03, 1967 • Filming of “Magical Mystery Tour” • Day 16
Article Nov 06, 1967 • Photo shoot of The Beatles and their "Yellow Submarine" characters
Film Nov 06, 1967 and Jan 25, 1968 • Shooting of "The Beatles Mod Odyssey" documentary
Next article Nov 17, 1967 • The Beatles Ltd. changes its name to Apple Music Ltd.
Yellow Submarine (Animated film)
1968 • For The Beatles • Directed by George Dunning
September 1962
Photo shoot for “Honey” magazine
Feb 19, 1963
Photo session for publicity shots
Mar 05, 1963
Photo shoot with Dezo Hoffmann
Jun 17, 1963
Photo shoot for the “Beatles For Sale” cover
Oct 04, 1964
Jan 21, 1965
Photo shoot with Richard Avedon
Jan 26, 1965
Photo shoot with Robert Whitaker
Circa October-November 1965
Photo shoot with French photographer Jean-Marie Périer
March 3, 1966 ?
The Beatles’ “butcher” photo session
Mar 25, 1966
1967 (date unknown)
Beatles photo shoot with Jean Marie Périer
January 19, 1967 ?
Beatles photoshoot with Henry Grossman
Feb 25, 1967
Beatles photo shoot at the Serpentine, Hyde Park
May 18, 1967
Photo shoot with Richard Avedon
Aug 11, 1967
Ringo Starr photographs Paul and Jane
February 1968
Feb 08, 1968
The “Mad Day Out” photo session
Jul 28, 1968
On June 7, 1967, it was announced to the press that the Beatles had agreed to the making of a full-length animated film called “Yellow Submarine”, named after their song of 1966.
On this day, November 6, The Beatles visited the Television Centre in London for a photo shoot along with their “Yellow Submarine” characters to promote the upcoming film. Footage from this day was used in a short film about the making of “Yellow Submarine,” titled “The Beatles Mod Odyssey,” and also on the trailer for the film, released in 1968.
“Yellow Submarine” premiered on July 17, 1968.
The Beatles Diary Volume 1: The Beatles Years
With greatly expanded text, this is the most revealing and frank personal 30-year chronicle of the group ever written. Insider Barry Miles covers the Beatles story from childhood to the break-up of the group.
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