The Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine' influenced a portrayal of the Joker from the Batman franchise. An actor drew inspiration from a 'Yellow Submarine' character to play the Clown Prince of Crime.

The Beatles didn't have much input in the 'Yellow Submarine' movie but John Lennon said one character was his idea.

How ‘Yellow Submarine’ Made The Beatles ‘Lovable’ Again “It made them seem okay for 7-year-olds again,” Beatles professor Glenn Gass told TheWrap, on the film’s 50th anniversary ...

The return of "Yellow Submarine": Why even people who aren't Beatles mega-fans love it The 1968 animation classic will screen again in theaters this year. Its secret weapon? Its refusal to play happy ...

The Beatles posed with cardboard cutouts of their 'Yellow Submarine' characters in London in 1967. L-R, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr.

Yellow Submarine is a delight that deserves greater recognition. Rumour has it, it’s one of the Queen’s favourite films, writes Holly Williams.

The best cartoons of the 1960s include some of the biggest movie releases we still love today, including The One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961), The Sword in the Stone (1963) and Mary Poppins (1964 ...

Yellow Submarine This is a full length animated cartoon in which the prime factor is the appearance of the Beatles in caricature form. Here are all the ingredients of a novel entertainment.

As heard on the album, “Yellow Submarine” is a goofy novelty sung by Ringo Starr as if he were a wistful cartoon character.

The 1968 film was The Beatles’ only foray into animation, a format that suited them perfectly. Yellow Submarine is the kind of animated movie that’s rare today, one carried far more by the ...