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The Beatles' revolution
Oscar-winning director Ron Howard talks about his new documentary, "Eight Days a Week," and how The Beatles broke new ground in the 1960s with stadium touring.
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Oscar-winning director Ron Howard talks about his new documentary, "Eight Days a Week," and how The Beatles broke new ground in the 1960s with stadium touring.
The Oscar-winning director talks about his new documentary on the Fab Four's touring days, "Eight Days a Week."
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Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and director Ron Howard talk about their new documentary about the Fab Four’s days on the road
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