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The Beatles, and John Lennon, invade 'Dinner For Schmucks'
"Dinner for Schmucks" director Jay Roach talks about the importance of the Fab Four in his films, and in his life.
If you've seen Dinner for Schmucks, you know that that great, goofy mouse diorama opening-credits sequence is accompanied by the Beatles song "The Fool on the Hill." And you know that when Paul Rudd's character crashes into Steve Carell's, the latter amusingly misquotes John Lennon's classic, "Imagine."