Question: Beethoven figures in one of your songs. What do you think of Beethoven?

Ringo: He`s great. Especially his poems.


Question: What do you think of the criticism that you`re not very good?

George: We`re not.


Question: What did you think when your airliner`s engine began smoking as you landed today?

Ringo: Beatles, women and children first!


Question: Do you date much?

Ringo: What are you doing tonight?


Question: What do you do when you`re cooped up in a hotel room between shows?

George: We ice skate.


Question: Would you like to walk down the street without being recognised?

John: We used to do this with no money in our pockets, there`s no point in it.


Question: Are you scared when crowds scream at you?

John: More so in Dallas than in other places.


Question: What`s this about an annual illness, George?

George: I get cancer every year.


Question: Do you plan to record any anti-war songs?

John: All our songs are anti-war.


Question: Does all the adulation from teenage girls affect you?

John: When I feel my head start to swell, I look at Ringo and know perfectly well we`re not supermen.


Question: The French have not made their mind up about the Beatles. What do you think of them?

Paul: Oh, WE like the Beatles, they`re gear!


Question: Girls rushed towards my car because it had press identification and they thought I met you. How do you explain this phenomenon?

John: You`re lovely to look at!


Question: Does it make you feel like caged animals, staying in your hotel rooms except for concerts?

John: No, we feed ourselves.


Question: Were you worried about the oversized roughnecks who tried to infiltrate the airport crowd on your arrival?

Ringo: That was us!


Question: There`s a "stamp out the Beatles movement" underway in Detroit. What are you going to do about it?

Paul: We`re going to start a campaign to stamp out Detroit.


Question: Who of you thought up the name "Beatles"?

Paul: I thought of it.

Question: Why?

Paul: Why not?


Question: How do you feel about the invasion of your privacy all the time?

Ringo: The only time it bothers us, is when they get us down to the floor and really mangle us!


Question: Who in the world would the Beatles like to meet more in the world than anybody else?

Ringo: The real Santa Claus.


Question: Is your popularity beginning to taper off?

Paul: I agree that our popularity has hit a peak. But I also agree with a man who said the same thing last year. And we were both wrong!


Question: Do you have any special advice for teenagers?

John: Don`t get pimples.


Question: Sorry to interupt you while you are eating, but what do you think you will be doing in five years time, when all this is over?

Ringo: Still eating.


Question: Has success spoiled the Beatles?

Paul: The great thing about it is that you don`t have big worries anymore, when you`ve got were we have - only little ones, like whether the plane is going to crash.


Question: What excuses do you have for your collar length hair?

John: Well, it just grows out yer head!


Question: How do you feel about teenagers imitating you with Beatle wigs?

John: They are not imitating us, because we don`t wear Beatle wigs.


Question: Are you going to get haircuts over in America?

Ringo: What do you mean? We got them yesterday!


Question: Does your hair require any special attention?

John: Inattention is the main thing.