They didn't. They actually had very little to do with Help! other than writing the music, and appearing in the movie. Lennon in particular hated Help!, saying he "felt like an extra in my own film". They never did another theatrical movie.
The story put out at the time "Help!" was released, was that Elias Howe dreamed up the invention of the sewing machine. In his dream, he was captured by natives who surrounded him with spears. The spears had holes in their tips, which inspired Howe to complete his idea for the sewing machine. As we all know from the last scene in the film, Ringo is surrounded by "unfriendly's" and about to be sacrificed. I vaguely recall the screenwriter saying in an interview that Howe's dream played a part in the plot development for "Help!" Anybody have access to this interview? Let us know.
The internet Movie Database lists it as Comedy, Musical, and Fantasy.
Beatles for Sale
HELP! THE NIGHT BEFORE YOU'VE GOT TO HIDE YOUR LOVE AWAY I NEED YOU ANOTHER GIRL YOU'RE GOING TO LOSE THAT GIRL TICKET TO RIDE ACT NATURALLY IT'S ONLY LOVE YOU LIKE ME TOO MUCH TELL ME WHAT YOU SEE I'VE JUST SEEN A FACE YESTERDAY DIZZY MISS LIZZY
1963 Hillman Minx
You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
The tank in the movie is an early version of the British Centurion tank.
Ticket to Ride.
Eleanor Bron co-starred in Help!.
if this is the movie i think you are talking about (the beatles second movie) then i think it was beatles 2...then help then a movie was already called that so then they went with help! with the "!" i hope that helps u...ooh that's funny i just used the word help and i didnt mean 2!!! lol sorry o.o
If any, probably "Don't accept rings from strangers."
It was called "With The Beatles", which followed "Please Please Me" in 1963.
I think its 'Shes A Woman' by The Beatles
The internet Movie Database lists it as Comedy, Musical, and Fantasy.
cynthia lennon & Pattie Boyd
Ringo used drumms and tambarines and he played guitar in the help movie.
Help! by the beatles defo
The skiing/winter scenes of the movie HELP! were filmed in the Alps, so perhaps looking for shooting location information for the film on IMDB or a book about the filming of the movie could help you.