Comments on: Pattie Boyd

By: Anna

Anna — Mon, 25 Feb 2019 21:50:51 +0000

Pattie gave as good as she got. It is insulting to Olivia and Dhani for her to say she could have gone back to George. I give her book no credence whatsoever. It was a money making scam.

By: Kalle

Kalle — Thu, 26 Jul 2018 11:31:07 +0000

I agree with much of what you say but I’m not sure whether young women need more life experiences if it’s what I think you mean. It didn’t seem to do Patti much good. From an early age Jane Asher had been around grown men and women from all walks of life due to her acting career. Although very shy, at the age of 17 she was called upon to do her first nude scene in Masque of the Red Death, a nerve wracking experience even today let alone in 1963. She then embarked on a five year relationship with Paul McCartney during one of the most tumultuous cultural and social periods in history. I mean, how much experience does a girl need? Jane later said she had probably been naive about Paul’s women, but I think a much older woman in the same situation would also have been shocked at the extent of his infidelities. Linda was no siren. If anything she came late to the game in her mid twenties, most likely liberated by her newly discovered and zealous use of weed. By the time she married Paul times had changed, the Beatles had more or less finished, and Paul had to grow up anyway.

By: James

James — Tue, 20 Mar 2018 22:57:55 +0000

George wrote a song called “Maureen” that he played for the band at the let it be sessions

By: Indah Jeannie

Indah Jeannie — Thu, 08 Mar 2018 05:35:29 +0000

Well,, I think what happened was the space between George and Pattie became so wide and Pattie started to be attracted by Eric’s flirted around her, it was not Pattie’s fault at all to leave George. I read the complete version when George found out Pattie with Eric in the Stigwood’s party asking what were they doing there and Eric answered he was in love with George’s wife, George said ‘ that’s fine” and said you give your girlfriend to me and I will give her for you. And in the other versions I also read George might have slept with Eric’s Girlfriend and thus he soon said to exchange his wife with Eric’s girlfriend.
After catching Pattie and Eric did things like husband and wife at Stigwood’s party, George made the distance wider from Patty by honestly saying he was attracted by Maureen ( Ringo’s wife) and wanted Maureen to sleep with him. This was crazy and hurting Pattie and Ringo as well .
It was also a rumor that John was also attracted by Pattie. I concluded those Beatles were crazy and particularly the were under the influences of alcohol, drugs and swinger trends those days. George tried to be more spiritual by the meditation and convert to Hindu but this did not answer his empty heart, The meditation was eventually the thing made Pattie got frustrated and being ignored by George as his wife. George also used the meditation as an excuse to be with Maureen.
I am a Beatlemania and Love Harrison so much but honestly my feelings are with Pattie, she must had been very strong to live with those circumstance and she said George was her true love, she loves George so much and proud to be part of his life

By: Jane bells

Jane bells — Sun, 04 Mar 2018 15:16:17 +0000

I’ve never been a fan of any of the Beatles, and not Eric Clapton either (I know, I’m going to hell). Much preferred the Stone, and as far as Cream, Jack Bruce was the creator there. That being said I have been watching some docus lately about George and Eric and been looking into their women. What a bunch of addicted, immature, entitled men, who used money and fame to act like forever 14 year olds whose parents are away. I feel so sorry for all the women who crossed their paths. You can say they knew what they were getting into but given the time period and the fact that some of the men DID settle down for periods of time, like couples from time immemorial they felt this was “it” and the past behavior would end. Look at Eric now: kvelling about how his life is complete with his child wife and his 3 daughters, waving aside all the lives he contributed in ruining in the past. As I read about these men I’m glad I never took a fancy to them, I’m not disappointed by hearing what @sses they were. My feelings are with the women, I hope they have all moved on to happier times.

By: Water Falls

Water Falls — Wed, 15 Nov 2017 01:13:33 +0000

When Paul married Heather, I think it’s safe to say that he was lonely for companionship, needy. He had credited her for helping him come out of his deep, consuming grief over losing Linda. Heather was attractive, vivacious, sexy to him, and didn’t let the fact that she’d lost a limb stop her from living her life to the fullest. I think she saw his desperate loneliness, his $$$, his fame, and saw an opportunity for herself then played her cards, not letting him see the real her until after they were married. He got a beautiful young daughter (a blessing not a mistake) from that wrong turn in the road.

By: Water Falls

Water Falls — Wed, 15 Nov 2017 00:59:54 +0000

Jane Asher was actually better off not marrying Paul. I’m a big Macca fan and I love their somewhat storybook romance at the beginning, BUT…he was a hound dog, hunting the female hordes, playing the field thoroughly enjoying his outside, extra, sex life, but his main lady was Jane, whom he cared a lot about, but as a young man of that time, like so many other men since the beginning of time, felt it was/is their due to sex as many women as their heart desire(d), even if they are/were already a boyfriend, a fiance’ or a husband. Stupid entitled mentality that a lot of males have. Paul was Jane’s first serious boyfriend as she was only 17 and a virgin. She wanted a acting career, something she had worked for all of her young life, and when she broke off their engagement, she was only 22 years old. I’m glad she didn’t cave and settle to support his needs over hers, coddle his, (at that time) chauvinist attitudes and insecurities. She was a young woman, a girl really, and although she was mature (more than he was in a lot of ways) for her age, she needed more life experiences, and he needed an experienced woman to help him grow up. They both chose right for themselves at that time.

By: caryn

caryn — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 00:50:46 +0000

Paul was engaged to Jane Asher but was disappointed that she continued her acting career instead of remaining ever-available to satisfy his every need. Instead of breaking up with her he passive-aggressively acted out and had affairs with several women, including Peggy Lipton, while Jane was away on play and movie sets.

By: Ashley Browning

Ashley Browning — Wed, 05 Jul 2017 17:41:24 +0000

That was common knowledge to any Beatles fan; clearly you are not!

By: Rose

Rose — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 13:50:11 +0000

Though I was never an exclusive George Harrison fan, Pattie’s allegations disturbed me and destroyed any admiration I had for George Harrison. I cannot admire George and I certainly do not admire Pattie for dishing the dirt after George Harrison died. I think it was a low blow.

By: valerie

valerie — Sun, 16 Aug 2015 15:09:55 +0000

Om flag down and pirate flag up? I LOVE it!!!!

By: NEIL

NEIL — Sat, 16 Aug 2014 12:04:04 +0000

Pattie and George were such a beautiful couple. Pattie’s face had more character before she had her teeth straightened. It must have been difficult for her trying to be the lady of the manor at that huge Victorian pile that George bought, particularly with Maureen’s ‘visits’.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 19:46:26 +0000

Why did he marry Heather Mills?

By: Louise Joles

Louise Joles — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 19:16:29 +0000

Paul seems to have a thing for uppercrust ladies, in the marriage department that is.

By: AlfinaHawaii

AlfinaHawaii — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 04:17:59 +0000

My GOD… this George with Maureen thing is just flat out childish! And Pattie’s reaction was almost equally childish – which was, unfortunately, not much of a surprise to me.

I could just imagine the “temperature” of the Beatles inner circle back in 1968-1969. John and Yoko were making a saga; George was having drunken fling with his best friend’s wife.

Whether it is true or not, I feel I can imagine why Paul shied away from the marriage issue at the time.

I can’t help it – I have to applaud Paul for getting the “itches” out of his system by playing the fields before tying his first knot with Linda.

By: Cameron McIntosh

Cameron McIntosh — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 18:04:14 +0000

Wow, I am stunned to learn about George and Maureen.