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Yes, they knew about the cartoon: They signed the contract with King Features Syndicate that licensed their likenesses for it. The band didn't care for the cartoon that eventually came out, but allowed King Features to produce the cartoon movie Yellow Submarine. (They owed United Artists one more movie, didn't care to make another one themselves, and had been approached once again to make a cartoon.)
Yes, The Beatles know about the Beatles Cartoons- there's even a picture of a mural of the Beatles Cartoons and the Beatles in front of it. The only Beatle that liked it I'm pretty sure was George (I could be wrong about later in each of their careers, because I want to say that John had commented about the cartoon, but, again, I could be wrong. If I am, don't shoot me- I'm just the piano player). The others didn't really like their cartoon character, and I can see why- Cartoon John was the "leader," and didn't seem to take his job seriously; Cartoon Paul was John's "follower;" Cartoon Ringo was always the butt of the jokes mentioned in the cartoon.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agothere is actually a cartoon called - The Beatles Cartoon but they are not dubbing the voices there
But, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison were on different episodes of The Simpsons
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∙ 12y agono the cartoons were played by others because Lennon died before some cartoons got made and kept getting newer except for Ringo he played himself on the cartoon
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Who of the Beatles films was a cartoon?
Yellow Submarine was the only Beatles film to be a cartoon.
Yellow Submarine features cartoon versions of which rock band?
The Beatles
Who created the Beatles cartoon series?
The Beatles cartoon series was created by Al Brodax. The series ran on the ABC Network between 1965 and 1969 over 4 seasons with 48 episodes in total.
Why is Ringo the unfortunate one in The Beatles Cartoon?
Because he was the unfortunate one in real live. \
When did the first episode of The Beatles cartoon air?
The first episode of The Beatles cartoon first aired on Saturday 25th September 1965 on ABC at 10.30am. It run for three years from 1965 to 1968 when it was moved to Sunday mornings. The last ever episode was aired in 1969.
Who of the Beatles films was a cartoon?
Yellow Submarine was the only Beatles film to be a cartoon.
When was the beatles cartoon made?
'The Beatles' cartoon series aired 25 September 1965 - 21 October 1967 .
Yellow Submarine features cartoon versions of which rock band?
The Beatles
Who created the Beatles cartoon series?
The Beatles cartoon series was created by Al Brodax. The series ran on the ABC Network between 1965 and 1969 over 4 seasons with 48 episodes in total.
Why is Ringo the unfortunate one in The Beatles Cartoon?
Because he was the unfortunate one in real live. \
What is the setting of The Sea of Monsters?
It was an imaginary ocean body in the cartoon ( Yellow Submarine) by the Beatles.
What was the beatles first cartoon movie?
"Yellow Submarine" , an animated film that came out in 1968 .
Did the Beatles have a cartoon called Yellow Submarine?
Yes. It was a 1968 animated musical film. It featured the music of The Beatles & the band themselves in animated form but The Beatles did not voice themselves but appear at the end of the film in real life.
When did the first episode of The Beatles cartoon air?
The first episode of The Beatles cartoon first aired on Saturday 25th September 1965 on ABC at 10.30am. It run for three years from 1965 to 1968 when it was moved to Sunday mornings. The last ever episode was aired in 1969.
Where can one find Cartoon Violence online?
Cartoon Violence, Cartoon Stock, Cracked and Watch Cartoon are all sites that offer cartoon violence. Also you will find that once you enter one of these sites it will also have links you can click on to go to other sites with the same kind of offerings.
Where was the place the the Beatles grew up?
the Beatles (john Paul Ringo and George) were born in Liverpool England.
Who thought of spelling the beatles with an a in the band?
john Lennon of the beatles claimed that in a dream he once had, a man with a flaming pie came and told him that he was now to be the beatles with an a.
