The studio also tried to pull the cover, because the Beatles were not smiling, and it was only after George Martin intervened that they won the day. Freeman was paid £75 for his work, three times the normal fee.
The studio attempted to obscure the truth because the Beatles were not exhibiting a favorable demeanor, and it wasn't until George Martin intervened that they secured success. Freeman received £75 for his work, which was significantly higher than usual.