Yesterday (2019) - John Lennon Scene (9/10) | Movieclips

Yesterday - John Lennon: John Lennon (Robert Carlyle) inspires Jack (Himesh Patel) to take action with his love and lies.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Jack Malik is a struggling singer-songwriter in an English seaside town whose dreams of fame are rapidly fading, despite the fierce devotion and support of his childhood best friend, Ellie. After a freak bus accident during a mysterious global blackout, Jack wakes up to discover that The Beatles have never existed. Performing songs by the greatest band in history to a world that has never heard them, Jack becomes on overnight sensation with a little help from his agent.

CREDITS:
TM & © Universal Pictures (2019)
Cast: Himesh Patel
Director: Danny Boyle
Producer: Danny Boyle
Screenwriter: Richard Curtis

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[Alphaville]

When Jack gives John a hug in this movie, it feels like he does that representative for millions of people in the world.

[samgyetang]

"How old are you?"
"78."
"Fantastic! You made it to 78..!"
I cried.

[nicktroisi]

“You said “happy” that means successful”

What a brilliant quote

[richardwalker]

I just love the sequence, "Have you had a happy life?" "Very." "But not successful?" "I just said, 'Very Happy.' That means 'successful'." Both simple and profound.

[KrasMazovHatesYourGuts]

I remember when I saw this in the theater: People literally gasped when he opened the door. He really looks so much like Lennon if he were still very much alive.

[jessalyn]

The part where Jack got emotional and said, “You made it to 78” was one of the saddest lines. We all wished he was alive today.

[williamritson]

"tell the girl you love that you love her, and tell the truth to everyone" no better words ever spoken. Fills my heart with joy.

[LordAzimar]

I expected Ringo or Paul to open the door my jaw dropped when it was John. And Robert Carlyle was a great casting choice! 10/10 I love it and cried.

[Queenie-wpwf]

Jack's just crying and is so happy to see John, and he's just confused, not realizing that he was supposed to be dead 40 years ago

[RapidCityJM]

"Have you had a happy life?"
"Very."
"But not successful."
"You just said 'very happy' that means successful."
I remember that old quote from John... this hit so hard

[lfreif]

Robert Carlyle is such an underrated actor. He can go from a vicious Francis Begbie to a serene old John Lennon.

[apexerman]

Like others, I remember the wave of surprise when that door opened. For the briefest of moments, John was alive again. One's suspension of disbelief took a momentary vacation and that was alright. The ensuing dialog was weirdly cryptic, but it didn't matter. John made it to 78.

[Electricshrock]

Here's a thought - the fact that cigarettes were never invented in this parallel universe means there's a good chance George would have still been alive as well.

[CullenCochran]

I love how John Lennon goes on a walk and talks about life with a weird stranger because that’s totally what he’d do in that scenario

[ollieox]

One of the rare scenes that brought me, literally, to tears. Just goes to show you don't need a $200 million budget, huge movie stars, big explosions, and fancy SFX to make a good movie.

Talented actors. A clever script that avoids cliches. And a deft director is all you need.

[levand]

Very emotional, like he's still alive and lives in the middle of nowhere, alone, in peace, and all hectic life is behind. Rest in peace, John.

[simkenglee]

“You want a good life? It’s not complicated. Tell the girl you love, that you love her. And tell the truth to everyone”

[SmartStart]

This scene and the scene in Doctor Who when they took Van Gogh to the museum to see his work being displayed were one of the few times I was brought to tears by a show/movie. It’s always so touching seeing the happy alternatives to the sad stories we know.

[JohnSmith-dmxp]

I remember watching this movie in a theater, and my dad gasped when John Lennon showed up on the screen.
It was one of the most wonderful scenes in my life.

[jasoncora]

It’s strange to me to feel deep emotion for someone I’ve never met. John Lennon is the only person that’s ever done that to me.