Hard Day's Night (1964)

The film opens with John, Paul, George, and Ringo, collectively known as the Beatles, being chased by a large group of their screaming fans. They narrowly escape and arrive at their next destination, a TV studio where they are scheduled to perform on a live television show. Inside the studio, the group interacts with various individuals, including their manager Norm, Paul's grandfather, a fashion executive named Shake, and the television director.

The Beatles rehearse for their upcoming performance while trying to evade fans and the constant surveillance of Shake. Paul's grandfather, a mischievous and eccentric character, manages to wander off and cause chaos wherever he goes. Meanwhile, the Beatles interact with their adoring fans, answering questions in interviews and signing autographs. They are also being followed closely by an eager reporter named Miss Ashworth.

After their rehearsals, the Beatles are taken to a press conference where they face a barrage of ridiculous questions. The band members make witty and sarcastic remarks, entertaining the press while revealing their quick and charming personalities. The conference is interrupted by Paul's grandfather, who causes a commotion, and the group is once again chased by their fans.

Back at the television studio, the Beatles continue their preparations for the live show. Paul's grandfather convinces Shake to sneak him into the control room, where he hilariously interferes with the technical aspects of the broadcast. Meanwhile, Miss Ashworth manages to infiltrate the dressing room and mistakenly believes she's found Ringo, who is actually hidden inside a cabinet.

On the live show, the Beatles perform their hit songs including "I Should Have Known Better, " "She Loves You, " and the titular "A Hard Day's Night." As they finish their energetic performance, the group realises that Ringo is missing. Everyone frantically searches for him until he is found at a nearby casino, casually playing cards. The band is reunited just in time for a grand finale.

After the successful show, the group boards a train to their next destination. On the train, they relax and engage in playful banter. Paul's grandfather continues to cause trouble, including leading Ringo into a staged confrontation with a pantomime villain. Eventually, they all settle down and the film concludes with a humorous freeze-frame shot.