Mal Evans(1935-1976)

Mal Evans was born on 27 May 1935 in England, UK. He was an actor, known for Little Malcolm (1974), Let It Be (1970) and Badfinger: No Matter What (1970). He was married to Lily Evans. He died on 4 January 1976 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

6.8

Movie

7.6

Movie

Music Video

7.8

Music Video

The Beatles: Get Back
8.9
TV Mini Series
- road manager and assistant to The Beatles: 1969 film crew
- 2021
Ringo Starr: Only You (and You Alone)
6.4
Music Video
- private assistant: Ringo Starr (uncredited)
- 1974
Born to Boogie
6.9
- private assistant: Ringo Starr
- production assistant (uncredited)
- 1972
Le concert pour le Bangladesh
8.2
- private assistant: George Harrison & Ringo Starr (uncredited)
- 1972
John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band: Sweet Toronto
6.8
Video
- private assistant: John Lennon & Yoko Ono (uncredited)
- 1971
Blindman, le justicier aveugle
6.2
- private assistant: Ringo Starr (uncredited)
- 1971
Deux cents motels
5.6
- private assistant: Ringo Starr (uncredited)
- 1971
Let It Be
7.6
- private assistant: The Beatles (uncredited)
- 1970
Ringo Starr: Sentimental Journey
TV Special
- private assistant: Ringo Starr (uncredited)
- 1970
The Beatles: Something
7.8
Music Video
- compiled by
- 1969
Candy
5.1
- private assistant: Ringo Starr (uncredited)
- 1968
Yellow Submarine
7.4
- private assistant: The Beatles (uncredited)
- 1968
Magical Mystery Tour
6.1
TV Movie
- private assistant: The Beatles (uncredited)
- 1967
Au secours !
7.1
- private assistant: The Beatles (uncredited)
- 1965
Quatre Garçons dans le vent
7.5
- private assistant: The Beatles (uncredited)
- 1964

Trivia
Was a bouncer of the Cavern Club where The Beatles played until Brian Epstein offered him a job as a road manager for the Beatles.

Quotes
I would get requests from the four of them to do six different things at one time and it was always a case of relying on instinct and experience in awarding priorities. They used to be right sods for the first few days until they realised that everything was going to go smoothly and they could get into the routine of recording... Then I would find time between numerous cups of tea and salad sandwiches and baked beans on toast to listen to the recording in the control room. (On The Beatles)

--from his diary at the time of Magical Mystery Tour (1967)