the Beatles' TV performance Marianne Stone as Society Reporter at theatre Derek Nimmo as Leslie Jackson, the magician Terry Hooper as casino croupier Songs The film's credits incorrectly state that all songs are composed by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. In the film, a portion of "Don't Bother Me" can be heard which is a George Harrison composition. The instrumentals are recorded by the George Martin Orchestra. "A Hard Day's Night" (opening credits) "I Should Have Known Better" "I Wanna Be Your Man" (sample) "Don't Bother Me" (Harrison) (sample) "All My Loving" (sample) "If I Fell" "Can't Buy Me Love" "And I Love Her" "I'm Happy Just to Dance with You" "Ringo's Theme (This Boy)" (instrumental) "A Hard Day's Night" (sample, instrumental) "Can't Buy Me Love" (reprise) "Tell Me Why" "If I Fell" (reprise) "I Should Have Known Better" (reprise) "She Loves You" "A Hard Day's Night" (reprise; closing credits) In addition to the soundtrack album, an EP (in mono) of songs from the film titled Extracts From The Film A Hard Day's Night was released by Parlophone on 6 November 1964, having the following tracks: Side A "I Should Have Known Better" "If I Fell" Side B "Tell Me Why" "And I Love Her" Song notes "I'll Cry Instead" was among several songs considered for the film but ultimately not included either as an on-camera performance or for usage as an audio-only track. It was to be used during the "escape/fire escape" sequence of the film, but ultimately director Richard Lester vetoed it because of its downbeat lyrics and it was replaced for that scene by "Can't Buy Me Love". Its status as an early contender for inclusion led to the song being included on the US soundtrack album. In the 1982 US theatrical reissue of the film by Universal Pictures, under licence from Walter Shenson, the song "I'll Cry Instead" was used as the audio track for a prologue sequence to the film which consisted of stills from the film and publicity photographs as a tribute to Lennon consisting of a "Swingin'" early to mid-1960s-style collage of photos of the Beatles in 1964 around the time they were shooting the film. The prologue was assembled without the involvement or knowledge of the film's director Richard Lester, who subsequently expressed his disapproval of the addition. The prologue was not included on the 2000 restoration of the film. The song