“We found 56 hours of unused footage mainly filled with laughter,” Starr says By Tomás Mier Ringo Starr is ready for fans of The Beatles to watch Get Back. Chatting with PEOPLE (the TV Show!), the
Read FullTHE BEATLES were ‘so serious’ about starring in The Lord of the Rings that they approached Stanley Kubrick and JRR Tolkien, reveals Peter Jackson. Yesterday, Josh Gad organised an epic
Read FullIf there’s one phrase that best sums up the Beatles’ final album, Let It Be, it is this: “The road to hell is paved with good intentions”. No album made
Read FullIts original working title was Get Back. It was a name chosen to reflect the fact that The Beatles were attempting returning to their roots – making straight-up rock once
Read FullNew film features extensive, never-before-seen footage of the legendary band’s “Let It Be” recording sessions along with the entire iconic rooftop concert, fully restored BURBANK, Calif. (March 11, 2020)—The Walt
Read FullOn the Anniversary of the Beatles Rooftop Concert – I wanted to share this story written by Esther Shafer, my late wife, about the time we went on the roof
Read FullMost people think the ‘rooftop’ concert was the climax of the filming of what became ‘Let it Be’. Well actually, it wasn’t. On January 31st 1969, the Beatles filmed performances
Read FullFrom the Archives of the London Beatles Fanclub Magazine. In September 1991, I was asked to do an interview with a Japanese satellite TV channel about my London Beatles Walks.
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