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Inside the Yellow Submarine is an in‑depth examination of the 1968 Beatles animated movie, featuring excerpts from 30 years of interviews with the film crew. The book presents rare photographs, production art, and a wealth of ancillary material about the film’s 1999 re‑release. Chapters are organized around story segments told through the artisans’ own quotes, often revealing conflicting or fuzzy recollections. Additional content—including a cut chapter on symbolism—was made available online by the author, along with tributes to the deceased production team. The author also announced plans for a revised and expanded edition.
Before this book, the author self‑published a 56‑page glossy magazine titled "The Hieronimus & Co. Yellow Submarine Journal" in 1999, which contained excerpts from the forthcoming work. The original title of the book was intended to be "It Was All In The Mind: The Creation of The Beatles Yellow Submarine."
First publish date: 2002
Genre: Arts & Culture/Fine Art
Authors: Robert Hieronimus
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