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Why won't I join Disney?

Writer: Amanda Riddell
Amanda Riddell
37 minutes ago
1 min read

We've been through this, but here are some simple answers. 1. I'm not interested in singing male roles for people that perv on me. 2. I don't want to work with people that use porn to threaten me. 3. You'll never respect me as a filmmaker or songwriter. I'm a legacy to you: that's all. 4. You're clearly part of the war machine. Imagine might be a solid competitor, so let us compete fairly. - Yeah, I pulled a Mad Men. Paul and I had no contract to produce our scripts and albums. It was all speculative. That bet is apparently paying off. Apple Corps doesn't want to sell off the catalogues; I'm on their side. Sources tell me that the Imagine Triptych made billions of dollars. If that's true, then we'll make our own Beatles movie, with trannies and hookers. Though I loved Paul, I'm not welcome in the UK or US thanks to our albums. Sony are just exploiting vulnerable people to steal the song rights.

 
 
 

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Amanda Riddell
Amanda Riddell
7 minutes ago

Why do I think Disney are after me? Steve Barr. Ethan told me that he sold a spec to them, which probably means he worked for them. I'd tell the Beatles families that their intention is to exploit your IP because musicals are cheap compared to comic book films or Star Wars, and your songs have generations of goodwill that are attached to them. If I'm not insane, Paul wanted me to preserve the songs via Imagine. He wanted his songs to be heard in a context that included his protesting and activism.

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