The original ‘Let It Be’ documentary will also be re-released after decades of unavailability. The film, a venture of the Beatles’ Apple Corps Ltd.…
The original ‘Let It Be’ documentary will also be re-released after decades of unavailability.
The film, a venture of the Beatles’ Apple Corps Ltd. and Jackson’s WingNut Films Ltd., will be able to use “55 hours of never-released footage of The Beatles in the studio,” according to a press release announcing the project. The announcement came on the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ famous London rooftop concert, which is included among the footage.
