McCartney interviewed on ‘Good Morning America’ to promote ‘Broad Street’ 30 years ago this hour (Oct 25 1984)

Video: 'Paul McCartney Good Morning America 1984'

(Thursday, October 25, 1984, 7:51 a.m. EDT) — Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney was interviewed this morning on ABC’s Good Morning America to promote his new film Give My Regard To Broadstreet.

Later this day, McCartney taped an interview with Entertainment Tonight and made a rare joint appearance with the son of ex-Beatle John Lennon, Julian Lennon, who was then launching his own recording career, for Friday Night Videos.

Video: 'Paul McCartney on Entertainment Tonight - 1984' (Oct. 25, 1984, at 1:28, aired Nov. 27, 1984)

Video: 'Friday Night Videos: Julian Lennon Paul McCartney teaser [1984]'

Video: 'Entrevista Paul McCartney e Julian Lennon - legendado PT-BR'

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McCartney interviewed on ‘Good Morning America’ to promote ‘Broad Street’ 30 years ago this hour (Oct 25 1984)

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