I've seen so many, and I do hear some of the same stories over-again, where he has a stock answer, however most interviews contain something new because he listens to the question, thinks, and then gives an informative reply.

He has his image and answers well honed , down to a tee .

Down to earth Northerner, who's respectful but not in awe - pretty good choice I think!

I think the fact that Bob and McCartney seem to be very much into viewing the world from a surreal perspective seems to be the key. Bob and Vic Reeves humour was pretty daft , but also very surreal . The Beatles were brilliant musically, but they were also very funny. It’s probably a bit of a Merseyside / North East thing. Glasgow and Scottish comedians like Billy Connelly and Danny Boyle are similar .

It's "Sir Paul" (William) who is being interviewed here.

Love that it’s Paul being interviewed by Bob Mortimer. Two of my favourites.

Quién es Bob Mortimer? 😮

Technically it’s Sir McCartney. The Mr. no longer exists, fyi.

I agree entirely (about thoughtful answers to the same old questions) and have noticed this myself.

When Paul and Ringo are gone,it will be sad.But the music is so good,it will continue to be discovered,annualised,played and enjoyed. Like all Great writers,the songs will live on.🇬🇧💷🎼📺

You mean Lennon and McCartney.

​@@herbieflowers4461It's like Curtis and Moore in "The Persuaders".

That's Lennon and mcartney. Get it right. Put it in the PROPER Perspective

@@herbieflowers4461 good call

​@@josephsimon534give peace a chance

Both song you mentioned had nothing to do with Mccartney. He played bass on both of them but George wrote them by himself @@zaziou711

That's for dam SURE never happen again in all of our time

Don’t forget George, that man was also genius!! Guitar parts and songs. Any one of those guys could’ve been huge by themselves, how they ended up in one band together is beyond incredible, and will never ever happen again

@@nickpaz9113 He was the weak link. Without the Beatles he couldn't have even gotten into a professional band.

@@nickpaz9113 Having George Martin didn't hurt either

IT'S LENNON and MAcartney That's how it was

Look, you aren't telling me something I don't already know. I intentionally wrote it that way. I love John very much and I love Paul, too. I was just changing it up that day. End of story

That’s Lennon&McCartney. Lol

@@StephanieJeanne it’s cool Stephanie. Peace and love.

@@stella3265 That's the way it was. Lennon's choice.

In June I'll be 66 and I'm right with you. I remember watching them land in NY and later being on the Ed Sullivan show, And to this day I still enjoy listening to them as much as ever.

I’m the same age and I feel exactly the same, I remember as a young child growing up and everyone was talking about about them, there were always on the TV,news etc it was really exciting. I remember my older brother taking me to see the films HDN & Help I loved them. From the late mid sixties them and music went off my radar a bit but b I reconnected with them in the early seventies with the Red Album and boy I haven’t looked back since collecting Beatles and solo work so many wonderful hours spent listening to their music, films and books. Not sure what life would be like if they hadn’t of existed 😮

Sorry to burst your bubble but NOW and THEN is JOHNS song that PAUL was dam lucky to add his small part. Thanks Johnny. You got the last Beatles song put out as you started the Beatles and ended it with NOW AND THEN. Eat your heart out MAcartney

@josephsimon534 Yeah I won't even bother with commenting. I'll just hide you away.

@@martinmchugh001 still don't hide the facts 🤡 Best you stay hidden since you haven't a clue.

Greetings from a fan from Brazil ! I was there. In Maracanã. Just fantastic! Thanks.

You can see the absolute respect Paul had for John in the documentary Get Back

The og set they dropped live in circa 1964 was HUGE!

Sadly, this man talking about John Lennon is not Paul McCartney.

@@NaaHva Sadly danskeced is living in la-la land.

@@jennyjohn704 People call me Ölsk.

Well said.

That's really true ❤

Exactly who is “ we all” ?

@@alexandradane3672 Anybody with heart and an appreciation for the artistry displayed by Paul be it within the Beatles or since then.

You think !! There can be only ONE GOAT,and these boys are above all. Legends is too small a word,so most iconic will have to do.

You nailed it in one sentence. 1:52

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@@PaulMcCartneyfamily Thank you so much for that ,I will go to my Death loving the Beatles for ever Best band ever 🙏❤️❤️❤️😁🦘🇦🇺

It's an incredible film. The actors were indeed spot on, esp the one playing John. Man, he nailed it! Imho

Thoroughly enjoyed this movie & really wasn't expecting it to be any good, but it sure was!!!!

Get Back was a much better film because it nailed John and Paul as they really were with no Hollywood fakeness

Good point. This documentary made me a big fan of The Beatles to begin with.@@breathspray

Paul didn't like the actor they choose to play him, because he was too short. He said that he and John were of the same height.

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WHERE CAN WE SEE THIS INTERVIEW IN IT'S ENTIRETY PLEASE?!

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I think Taupin and John were a bit different though...didn't Taupin write the lyrics and John the music (or vice versa)? McCartney and Lennon did both.

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I'm starting a gofundme.

@@hilariousname6826 😄

He's from Liverpool. Socks are for the south.

@McCartneyy The NYC area

@McCartneyy Since I was four. Listen, I know you aren't Paul, but check out my music on KZfaq anyway. Thanks.

Many of Paul's songs are about John if you read between the lines. ;)

@@asgo7320 I would appreciate it if you could mention the names of some of these songs. I caught a few but I'm sure I missed some.