beatlz
Oct 12, 2003, 03:34 PM
Like father, like son Oct 9 2003
http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0800beatles/0050news/content_objectid=13496347_method=full_siteid=50061 _headline=-Like%2Dfather%2D%2Dlike%2Dson-name_page.html
Liverpool Echo
FROM the moptop haircut to the sharp suit and cheeky smile Dhani Harrison is turning into a mirror image of his famous father.
The uncanny likeness between George and his son drew gasps of astonishment from fans last night as he arrived at the premiere of a film in honour of his famous father.
Dhani, who is 25, now looks the spitting image of his father during his heyday with the Beatles in the early 1960s.
In honour of his Dad, who died from throat cancer two years ago, he turned up on the arm of his Mum Olivia wearing a Beatles' inspired suit.
Dhani, who is also a musician and helped to complete his father's final album after his untimely death, was joined by the two surviving Beatles Ringo Starr and Sir Paul McCartney at the UK premiere of a film about Harrison's tribute concert last year.
Macca, who was joined by heavily pregnant wife Heather, said: "Our feelings will never change for George - we loved the happy times and we are sad that George has gone."
Olivia and Dhani were heavily involved with the organising the tribute concert which took place at the Albert Hall and is chronicled in the film called A Concert For George Harrison.
Olivia said: "This is a close gathering of George's closest friends and family so it's always going to be emotional.
"This concert pays tribute to someone we all loved. I think he'd enjoy it."
Dhani added: "It was very cathartic.
"Only a small amount of people could be in the Albert Hall so it's good this is coming out."
http://icliverpool.icnetwork.co.uk/0800beatles/0050news/content_objectid=13496347_method=full_siteid=50061 _headline=-Like%2Dfather%2D%2Dlike%2Dson-name_page.html
Liverpool Echo
FROM the moptop haircut to the sharp suit and cheeky smile Dhani Harrison is turning into a mirror image of his famous father.
The uncanny likeness between George and his son drew gasps of astonishment from fans last night as he arrived at the premiere of a film in honour of his famous father.
Dhani, who is 25, now looks the spitting image of his father during his heyday with the Beatles in the early 1960s.
In honour of his Dad, who died from throat cancer two years ago, he turned up on the arm of his Mum Olivia wearing a Beatles' inspired suit.
Dhani, who is also a musician and helped to complete his father's final album after his untimely death, was joined by the two surviving Beatles Ringo Starr and Sir Paul McCartney at the UK premiere of a film about Harrison's tribute concert last year.
Macca, who was joined by heavily pregnant wife Heather, said: "Our feelings will never change for George - we loved the happy times and we are sad that George has gone."
Olivia and Dhani were heavily involved with the organising the tribute concert which took place at the Albert Hall and is chronicled in the film called A Concert For George Harrison.
Olivia said: "This is a close gathering of George's closest friends and family so it's always going to be emotional.
"This concert pays tribute to someone we all loved. I think he'd enjoy it."
Dhani added: "It was very cathartic.
"Only a small amount of people could be in the Albert Hall so it's good this is coming out."