1965 'A hard day's night' / 'Marnie' 1966 'Help' / 'What's new pussycat?'

28 February 1965 - The Beatles's 'A hard day's night' becomes 'Os reis do i-ié-ié' in Brazil.

28 February 1965 - Alfred Hitchcock's super-sleak 'Marnie, Confissões de uma ladra' same day as the Beatles's flick.

11 September 1965 - French production directed by Patrice Dally, 'Le tout pour le tout' (Tudo ou nada) shot on location in Rio, S.Paulo and Bahia in 1962. A French couple - Karen Blanguernon & Dirk Sanders - arrive in Brazil to try and become successful in their musical pursuits. It was released in France in August 1963 but it took 2 years to show up in Brazil. See the add in Estadao has been tampered with: Brazilian Paulo Autran went from a supporting role to being its main star - a typical local deception. Brazilian actor Sady Cabral's name has gone from bottom to top eclipsing Bruno Cremer who plays the villain. 

11 September 1965 - beach party movie 'Ride the wild surf' (Mar raivoso) had been released in the USA on 5 August 1964 just over a year before cashing in on Fabian's good looks and Shelley Fabares's popularity as Donna Reed's eldest daughter on TV's 'The Donna Reed Show' (1958-1963) and her #1 record 'Johnny angel' in 1962.

12 December 1965 - O Estado de S.Paulo.

3rd April 1966 - The Beatles finally open their second featured film 'Help' at Cine Windsor plus 11 other cinemas.

3rd April 1966 - 'O que é que há, gatinha' (What's new, pussycat?) at Cine Metropole.

25 September 1966 - At Cine Boulevard Argentine bombshell Isabel Sarli appears stark naked at 'Favela' supported by Brazilian he-man Jece Valadão.