Pattieboyd Stories

Daphne Duff is the latest addition to a long line of upcoming wide eyed models in swinging sixties London. What happens when she makes dire attempts to integrate herself amongst the famous faces surrounding her, especially one particularly intrigued Beatle? 𝗣𝗮𝘂𝗹 𝗠𝗰𝗖𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗻𝗲𝘆 X 𝗢𝗖 𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝐵𝑒𝑎𝑡𝑙𝑒'𝑠

I've long been intrigued by all the references to the extraordinary unity and closeness between the four Beatles. I thought it might be interesting to look at it from the point of view of the women in their lives, and in particular from the point of view of Pattie, as the last of the ladies to join. This is a conversation-heavy look at her attempts to make sense of it.

Elizabeth Williams was in an intimate relationship George Harrison, that is until she found out George was cheating on her with actress Pattie Boyd. George tries to win Elizabeth back but will he be able to? On top of everything Elizabeth is pregnant with George's child.

Michelle is the little sister from Jane Asher she is always the youngest sister usw. she hate it but then she met John Lennon a attractive boy in her school he is in a band ''the quarrymen ore something'' but when she did an exchange year in italy one day, she came back very confused and george the cute boy kept his eye on her (not sooooo active but try to post something often) 26.4.2022

Comedy, emotional

It was 1960, a year were there are no computers, iPhones, one direction, little mix. But there was a talent.. The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Alisha is a 19 year old model who soon meets a boy named George Harrison, weird how she just met him out of the blue, yes? He then meets her almost every place she goes, when George leaves because he has joined a group named The Beatles, Alisha never seen him again until it was 1964 and she auditions for a film.. His film. Read to find out.

This is a short blooper reel and behind the scenes made for @GorgingGeorge's Blooper Writing contest. This reel is from my story, I Want You. Please enjoy

I am obsessed with models of the 1960s, so I will be talking about them here

Written at the request of a friend, who couldn't get her head around the idea of Brian Epstein accompanying George and Pattie on their first date. This is an attempt to explain it!

The summer after George Harrison died, Olivia and Dhani invited family and close friends to a little ceremony for him. The weather was good enough for the event to take place outside in George's gardens, and guests wandered and reminisced while George's music was taped through the gardens. So I wondered what would it be like for Olivia and Pattie, the two wives, to meet and talk, unheard and uninterrupted. The title is taken from George's song That Which I Have Lost from his Somewhere In England album.

{i rant about the fab four} . . ǝɟıl ou ǝʌɐɥ I English ? What's that ?? Started: August 18 2020 🔥This book is cursed🔥 ☠️enter with your own risk☠️ -sometimes I do some story telling-

A brief interlude, in which George has to hurry to get dressed and go to the recording studio, leaving Pattie in bed. Fluff.

George is really bad with his emotions whenever a girl's around. So obviously bringing Eppy to a first date will help solve all of that.

On 28th February 1972, George Harrison and Pattie Boyd were en route to a party when George crashed the car. George was allowed home that night but Pattie was kept in under observation for concussion and several broken ribs. This story as about the immediate aftermath.

Being friends with John Lennon for 4 years is quite challenging for 18 year old Olivia. Her and John have been friends since age of 14 and now both are in a band. With there friendship still going on, John realises how beautiful and amazing Olivia is to him. Will he ever get the nerve to tell her his feelings or will he keep quiet?

From The Beatle Who Vanished, Jim Berkenstadt: "DJ Bob Francis observed a homesick George trying desperately to reach his girlfriend, Pattie Boyd, on the phone with the time difference problems." From ..." George Harrison Behind the Locked Door, Graeme Thomson: "The tour of Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand in June 1964... he hadn't wanted to go at all, partly because it was too far, partly because he'd had a bust up with Boyd beforehand, and partly because Starr was ill..." From George Harrison Behind the Locked Door, Graeme Thomson: "A promoter on the Australian tour, Kevin Ritchie, recalled Harrison 'wandering around the hotel feeling desperately homesick' after he and Boyd had fought just before he left the country."