Аномалии в фильмах "Битлз".

I have been noticing Beatles anomalies for years, and I would like to take this opportunity to expose the most interesting anomaly that I have ever encountered in a Beatles movie.It can be found in The Beatles full-length animated classic, "Yellow Submarine"...

It is interesting to note that I have found all kinds of anomalies in the Beatles other movies as well. How about the "Ticket To Ride" sequence in "HELP"? Remember near the end of the song when the Beatles are all behind the piano with their fingers tapping on the lid? Next time you watch it, count the number of hands on the lid. There will be nine of them. The extra hand taps Ringo on the shoulder and off they go. Also of note is the scene in "The Beatles, The First U.S. Visit" with the fab four in their Miami hotel room. Watch Paul give us the finger as he jokes with Ringo.
Before this acquisition, my favorite "Yellow Submarine" anomaly occurs in the scene where the Beatles are sneaking around Pepperland with what appears to be cardboard cutouts of bonked Pepperland people. After the Blue Meanie with the bulldogs on a leash passes by and day turns to night, the Beatles are found hiding in some bushes with their Pepperland cutouts. You can clearly see that George has a cutout of a man with a wide bottomed jacket on. Then there is a close-up of the other Beatles moving their cutouts around and Ringo gets his nose smashed between a couple of them. Next you see George come in from the left. He is holding his Pepperland cutout by the bottom bulge of the man's jacket - but you can only see a small portion of it. He runs his hand over the bump and then passes in front of the camera from left to right. As he passes, the cutout turns out to be the naked torso of a busty woman that George is carrying by the breasts. And he has just finished massaging one of them on camera!...
In other scenes, you can see mistakes like the main Meanie's boots switching colors, buttons appearing and disappearing on the Captain, John's pant legs switching colors, disappearing arms on the Pepperland piano players, and quite a bit of variation in the Beatles themselves.As an example, check out John's hair in the scene where Ringo looks down his throat after he speaks and words come out of his mouth. Another error that I recently noticed is in the "When I'm Sixty Four" scene. When the Beatles are just starting to turn old, there is a quick shot of the Captain who was already grown his long beard and is looking quite wrinkly. In the background, you can see George and part of Paul already burdened by huge beards - then a couple of seconds later, we get to watch both George and Paul grow their beards. An interesting journey through time on several dimensions!...