George Harrison | Rare 1981 Interview on Lennon, Music, and Time Bandits

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In this rare and revealing 1981 Good Morning America appearance, George Harrison joins David Hartman live via satellite from London—reflecting on comedy, grief, and a changing world. He speaks candidly about his involvement with Monty Python and his role in producing Time Bandits, describing how laughter helped bridge the post-Beatles years. George also opens up about the death of John Lennon just months earlier, recalling their friendship and how music helped carry his grief.

From his early days with John and Paul to the chaos of the music industry in the 1980s, this interview captures George’s wit, honesty, and quiet clarity at a time when he was stepping further into film, while holding onto his roots in music and meaning. It’s a rare glimpse of a Beatle speaking softly—but with everything that matters.

📍 Aired live in June 1981, just six months after John Lennon's death
📽️ Topics: Time Bandits, Monty Python, The Beatles' legacy, Lennon tribute, record industry shift, Harrison’s spiritual humor.

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