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The Fifth Beatle: The Brian Epstein Story De vijfde Beatle - Wikipedia Bandleden: John Lennon Paul McCartney George Harrison Ringo Starr: Voormalige bandleden: Pete Best Stuart Sutcliffe: Management: Brian Epstein Allen ... Pete Best - Wikipedia Randolph Peter "Pete" Best (born Randolph Peter Scanland 24 November 1941) is an English musician principally known as the original drummer for the Beatles from ... The Beatles - Biography - IMDb The Beatles were an English rock band that became arguably the most successful act of the 20th century. They contributed to music film literature art and fashion ... Toronto Doc The Sixth Beatle Tells Fresh Story But Hits ... Toronto Doc The Sixth Beatle Tells Fresh Story But Hits Bum Notes Mr. Brian Epstein: Official Website The Man Who Discovered The Beatles. This is the official Website dedicated to celebrating the life and achievements of Beatles manager Brian Epstein a man whose ... Pete Best: The happiest Beatle of all Daily Mail Online Pete Best: The happiest Beatle of all. by RAY CONNOLLY. Last updated at 18:53 07 April 2007 Fifth Beatle - Wikipedia The fifth Beatle is an informal title that various commentators in the press and entertainment industry have applied to people who were at one point a member of the ... The Beatles Quiz - ProProfs Quiz Which two Beatles went to the camp where Ringo Starr was staying to tell him they wanted him to join the band Beatles News - BeatlesNews.com Story about the man who replaced Ringo to be made into film : The movie rights for The Beatle Who Vanished a book by Jim Berkenstadt about the life of drummer Jimmie ... The Beatles The Beatles Companion Album to New Ron Howard-Directed Feature Documentary Presents Remixed and Mastered Recordings from Three Hollywood Bowl Concerts. Rank: #554003 in eBooksPublished on: 2013-10-29Released on: 2013-10-29Format: Kindle eBook 21 of 23 people found the following review helpful.Great art, terrible writingBy Victor Bianchin de OliveiraI was immediately attracted to this book when I saw some pages on the internet and realized how beautiful it was. I bought it and waited patiently figuring this would finally tell the story of Brian Epstein in a proper way.Turns out the art really is amazing. Andrew C. Robinson's drawings are not only beautiful and full of detail, but they're also painted with splendid colors that make the pages jump out at you. He is a master of light and shadow and each page has such beautiful contrast that you just have to stop and admire it. Also, his art retains a certain "60s feel" to it that is just perfect for the theme.The bad thing is, Vivek Tiwari's writing is not up to it. His script feels rushed and disconnected, and some points of Brian's story go by mostly ingored (his childhood and his discovery as a homossexual, for instance). There are holes in the plot (The Beatles are introduced as a trio and the whole Pete Best's demise thing is completely ignored; then Ringo appears out of nowhere). A lot of characters are portrayed in a charicatural, almost cartoonish way, like Brian's parents, who appear as a smiling, mechanical, conflict-free pair of robots. And what to say of the Beatles, who only speak in punchlines A lot of times, I felt I was reading a parody rather than a serious biography.Only worth buying for the art.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.The sort of celebration that Brian Epstein deserves.By Eric SchenkThis is a beautiful book. Perhaps the only problem is that the artist doesn't capture the look of the main character, Brian Epstein. But the story truly captures the spirit of his relationship with the Beatles and what he was about. I've read several books on the Beatles recently and two on Epstein. It is now clear that although he made a few marketing mistakes, overall, he was instrumental in turning the Beatles into the phenomenon they became and the talk that they were about to jettison him as their manager is silly. It is true that their relationship was going to change, but they well knew that no one would take better care of them than Brian and that he would look out for them. Indeed, although they would have separated at some point, the entrance of Allen Klein into the picture, something that would not have happened had Brian lived, is what led to the profound bitterness between John and Paul.The decision by the authors to take poetic license with the story and introduce the character of Moxie as Brian's guardian angel was a big risk that pays off. Brian Epstein deserved to be celebrated much more than he was, because the element of love that was so much of the Beatles from 1965 until his death in 1967 was due to the larger than life love he had for the group.Thank you for a great and beautiful book.19 of 21 people found the following review helpful.THE FIFTH BEATLE: FIRST ON YOUR WISH LIST!By Robert PendarvisI'd been looking forward to reading this book for many moons now, following various sneak preview posts and tidbits on facebook and elsewhere. I've been a fan of artist Andrew Robinson's work for literally decades, having had the great pleasure of being one of his "teachers" at the Savanah College of Design. Now that I think of it, we even had the occasional opportunity to collaborate (Andy provided exquisitely rendered illustrations for a number of movie reviews I wrote for the school newspaper).I mention all this just to clear the air in the spirit of "full disclosure." After all, one's suspicions are always raised when you read an unapologetically RAVE review like the one I'm posting here.First of all, even though the story of Brian Epstein was thoroughly researched by author Vivek Tiwary, this is far, far from a straightforward narrative. Choosing instead to go with a more expressionistic, surreal approach, The Fifth Beatle takes quite a few liberties with both the story and the storytelling, and the reader is all the better for it. I can still remember the disappointing feeling I had while reading 1977's Marvel Super Special Number 7: The Beatles Story, written by David Anthony Kraft and drawn by George Perez and Klaus Janson. Despite being a fan of all three creators, it was sadly obvious that their by-the-numbers hack job didn't come close to capturing the essence and excitement of all-things Beatles. It read like it was produced by a committee, without a shred of creativity or inspiration. It was nothing more than "product," not remotely to be confused with art.But The Fifth Beatle is something different, something new. This is apparent right from the start, via an almost wordless five-page opening sequence, portraying Brian's private struggles to find personal happiness (looking for randy sailors down by the docks) in contrast with Liverpudlian teenagers seeking the communal joys of a Cavern Club concert appearance by The Beatles. Robinson uses a limited palette of blues and greys to suggest the limited options and quiet desperation of life in Northern England in general, and Brian Epstein's closeted life specifically. Of course, once Brian's path intersects with The Beatles, the color palette opens up considerably, with all the appropriately powerful symbolism this historic pairing deserves.Throughout the book, the art works its magic in subtle and not-so-subtle ways, much the same way the best music of The Beatles combined instantly accessible melodies with innovative arrangements and unique sounds (backwards guitars, sitars, tape loops). His images of Brian and The Beatles are equal parts larger-than-life caricatures and sensitively nuanced character studies. The page designs and panel layouts, while always serving the needs of the story, are also never afraid to take chances, constantly taking advantage of Andy's innate sense of graphic design, along with his painterly "anything goes" mindset. Any fan of his illustration and comics art needs to be aware that this book is overflowing with some of the most outstanding artwork of his career--and the collector's edition is packed with bonus pages showcasing original penciled art and preliminary character designs sketches, along with Andy's comments about his process. For many, this will be reason enough to purchase a copy (or two) of this book.Most of the art in The Fifth Beatle was produced by Andy Robinson, but celebrated comic artist Kyle Baker contributes a brief, but very effective sequence that reads like an never-aired episode of The Beatles 60s cartoon show, detailing The Beatles' bizarre, horrific treatment while on tour in the Philippines.Some critics have harped on some of the clunkier aspects of the script, such as the frequent use of Beatles' songs within the dialogue between characters. But I'd rather focus on how author Vivek Tiwary chose to craft a more poetic, magical realist tale of the true story of how one man's fierce determination to love and to share love, ultimately led to a worldwide lovefest for the music of The Beatles and everything it represents. "All You Need Is Love," the 1967 anthem of the "summer of love" itself, has also often been criticised for its naive message, but history has proven that most people strongly disagree, rightfully understanding that, yes, all you really DO need is love. Vivek's script for The Fifth Beatle is just the right amount of pyschological probing and heartfelt stargazing. The brutal reality of his tortured private life is there for all to see, but so is his easily empathetic need to be loved, and his need to bring love to the rest of the world.For a more "accurate" account of Brian Epstein's life before and after The Beatles, you'll need to search elsewhere. But if you're interested in reading a beautifully imagined and gorgeously illustrated story that uncovers the truth behind the truth, look no further. Plans are already well underway to adapt The Fifth Beatle into a motion picture, but this graphic novel stands on its own, a labor of love for all concerned, and a moving tribute to a relatively unsung hero in The Beatles' saga.See all 95 customer reviews... Beatles News - BeatlesNews.com Story about the man who replaced Ringo to be made into film : The movie rights for The Beatle Who Vanished a book by Jim Berkenstadt about the life of drummer Jimmie ... Mr. Brian Epstein: Official Website The Man Who Discovered The Beatles. This is the official Website dedicated to celebrating the life and achievements of Beatles manager Brian Epstein a man whose ... Pete Best - Wikipedia Randolph Peter "Pete" Best (born Randolph Peter Scanland 24 November 1941) is an English musician principally known as the original drummer for the Beatles from ... Toronto Doc The Sixth Beatle Tells Fresh Story But Hits ... Toronto Doc The Sixth Beatle Tells Fresh Story But Hits Bum Notes The Beatles The Beatles Companion Album to New Ron Howard-Directed Feature Documentary Presents Remixed and Mastered Recordings from Three Hollywood Bowl Concerts. Fifth Beatle - Wikipedia The fifth Beatle is an informal title that various commentators in the press and entertainment industry have applied to people who were at one point a member of the ... The Beatles Quiz - ProProfs Quiz Which two Beatles went to the camp where Ringo Starr was staying to tell him they wanted him to join the band? Pete Best: The happiest Beatle of all Daily Mail Online Pete Best: The happiest Beatle of all. by RAY CONNOLLY. Last updated at 18:53 07 April 2007 Beatle George Harrison's sister Louise 82 lives broke ... REVEALED: Sister of late Beatle George Harrison 82 lives broke and alone in rural Missouri after his family 'cut her out of his $300million will and stopped the ... 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