George Harrison sat on a comfortable chair, a cigarette in hand, surrounded by his bandmates for a group interview with the media in 1969. He had an air of quiet confidence about him that reflected his position in the band. While John Lennon and Paul McCartney dominated the interviews with their quick wit and charming personas, George was the quieter and more introspective member of The Beatles. As the questions began to pour in, George answered them with ease, revealing insights on the band.