Details
- Filming date: April 1989
Timeline
Previous film Jul 04, 1988 • Shooting of "Bread - Season 4 Episode 7" film
Article Feb 24, 1989 • An open letter from Paul McCartney in the Liverpool Echo about his old school
Session Feb 27, 1989 • Mixing "Good Sign"
Film April 1989 • Shooting of "My Brave Face" promo film
Article Apr 04, 1989 • Paul receives an "Outstanding Services To British Music" award
Single Apr 10, 1989 • "Get Back / Don't Let Me Down (UK - 1989)" by The Beatles released in the UK
Next film July 14-15, 1990 • Shooting of "Birthday (version 2)" promo film
Master album
Related song
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Officially appears on Flowers In The Dirt
From Wikipedia:
The music video for “My Brave Face” was shot in April 1989, directed by Roger Lunn. It was frequently seen on video channels that year, and was released in 2007 on the three disc collection The McCartney Years. It features a Japanese McCartney-fanatic who acquires McCartney memorabilia, films, and audio by means of robbery, and, allegedly, through Sotheby’s. The video was shot in both black-and-white and in colour, and it features rare videos of him with The Beatles as well as with Wings. There is a video of him and the rest of the Beatles doing the Charleston, and him and Linda (as well as a visible Joe English in the background) being greeted by people in New Orleans. In the end, the Japanese fanatic gets arrested, and a clip of McCartney looking in the camera is shown, with 2007 McCartney voicing-over on the audio commentary, “What did you expect?” The video earned a nomination in “Best Video” category on the 1990 Brit Awards.
