George Harrison, renowned for being The Beatles' guitarist, had an unusual film career, primarily tied to his role in the band.

His most notable films are those where he starred alongside The Beatles: *A Hard Day's Night* (1964), *Help!* (1965), and the more experimental *Magical Mystery Tour* (1967). In these films, Harrison portrayed a stylized version of himself – the taciturn yet charismatic and ironic Beatle. He also voiced his animated character in *Yellow Submarine* (1968).

Subsequently, he distinguished himself more as a film producer with his HandMade Films, financing cult classics like *Life of Brian*. His on-screen presence was genuine and captivating, although he was not a traditionally trained actor.