David Morrissey

And just seeing how they worked, I mean, what they would do is just one of them would start a riff and the other one would join in, and that could go on for ages.

Just that I thought was wonderful.

Ringo just looks bored at the back, doesn't he?

Yeah, but he's the glue, isn't he?

He's the person who brings them all together.

He's always the first one into the rehearsal room, which is weird.

But he's also always there.

There's a really heartbreaking bit when Ringo and Paul are sitting there waiting for John and George.

And Paul just says, and then there was two.

And you're like, oh, my God.

And there is only two of them now.

You know, that was really weird.

But, yeah, I love that documentary and watched it endlessly.

so yeah liverpool obviously being you know we where we would go is the wales really we would always go over to wales southport was a day trip we would go to southport and be on the arcades and stuff the great thing about southport is the sea never comes in so you've got this beach that goes on for miles and blackpool was sort of a place of you know maybe a day trip and sort of a lovely sort of treat but a holiday staying away from home

we'd probably go somewhere like Rhyl or Petheli or somewhere like that, that North Wales coast.

We might get a chalet there or a caravan or something like that.

And we'd be there.

And I have fond memories of that.

Also Llandudno, we went to Llandudno once.

And I'm very, I'm like the youngest of four.