Yellow Submarine

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Yellow Submarine (1968) is an animated film designed to present The Beatles music set to various images. It was directed by George Dunning and written by Al Brodax and Jack Mendelsohn.

1 Dialogue
2 Taglines
3 Footnotes
4 See also
5 External links

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Dialogue

Young Fred: H for hurry, E for urgent, L for love me and P for p-p-p-p-please help!

[The Beatles approach a small creature furiously typing away.]

Paul: Let us show him our motor!

John: Steady on! I mean, you don't want to be showing your motor to just anybody!

. . .

Jeremy: Ad hoc, ad loc, and quid pro quo! So little time — ha ha! — so much to know!

John: Well, can you tell us where we're at?

Jeremy: A true Socratic query, that!

John: Oh yeah, and who the Billy Shears are you?

Jeremy: Who? Ah, who indeed am I?

[Jeremy hands out some business cards.]

John: Jeremy…

Paul: Hilary…

George: Boob…?

[Ringo's card says Ph. D.]

Ringo: Phuddt!

All: Who?

Jeremy: Eminent physicist, polyglot cladicist, prize-winning botanist, hard-writing satirist, talented pianist. Good dentist, too! Ha-ha!

John: Lousy poet.

Jeremy: Critic's voice — take your choice!

Jeremy: I must complete my bust, two novels, finish my blueprint, begin my beguine.

John: Hey, Jeremy, must you always talk in rhyme?

Jeremy: Ha-ha! If I spoke prose, you'd all find out, I don't know what I talk about!

Ringo: I've got a hole in my pocket!

Young Fred: I wouldn't pull that lever!

Ringo: I can't help it, I'm a born lever-puller, me.<ref name="leverpuller">"Lever-puller" is a pun on "Liverpooler", as Ringo and indeed all the Beatles are. (The usual term for people from Liverpool, England is "Liverpudlian".)</ref>

Ringo: Jeremy! Can it be you?

Jeremy: Can it be me? I think you'd better inquire of the guards, for when I was captured, they took all my cards!

Jeremy: Yes! Ah, "yes" is a word with a glorious ring! A true universal, euphonious thing! Engenders embracing and chasing of blues! The very best word for the whole world to use!

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