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Break from the Grind March 2, 2010
TRIVIAL PURSUITS: What FiIms Put Twist and Shout Back on the Charts?
March 2, 2010 (PLANSPONSOR.com) - After appearing in two movies released in 1986, the Beatles' “Twist and Shout” was re-released as a single.
Reported by Nevin E. Adams
It made it all the way back to #23 on the Billboard charts that year. One of the movies to feature the song was “Ferris Beuller’s Day Off.”
Can you name the other?
Answer:
“Back to School”, where it was sung (not lip-synched, as Matthew Broderick/Ferris Bueller did) by none other than Rodney Dangerfield.
Additional Trivia: As it turns out, the rerelease stayed in the US Top 40 for seven weeks in 1986 – and, coupled with its original 16-week run in 1964, makes “Twist And Shout” the longest running Top 40 hit for the Beatles (23 weeks).
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