The Beatles Anthology Beatles Anthology" in an "Al TV" special. He said he had a copy of a fictional "Anthology 17", which he claimed would not be available to the public for a while. He played for the audience a track of Paul McCartney brushing his teeth and Ringo Starr shaving before "The Ed Sullivan Show". "The Beatles Anthology" was also parodied on the short-lived "Dana Carvey Show", which was being aired on ABC around the same time that "Anthology" was being televised on the network. The Beatles Anthology The Beatles Anthology is a television documentary, a three-volume set of double albums, and
Apple Corps the same forces that troubled the company as a whole, including the impending Beatles' break-up. It was later estimated that Mardas' ideas and projects had cost the Beatles at least £300,000 (approximately three million 2007 British pounds). Apple Films is the film-making division of Apple Corps. Its first production was The Beatles' 1967 TV movie "Magical Mystery Tour". The Beatles' films "Yellow Submarine" and "Let it Be" were also produced under Apple Films. Other notable releases included "Raga" (a 1971 documentary on Ravi Shankar), "The Concert for Bangladesh" (1972) and "Little Malcolm" (1974). The latter, produced by George Harrison, included