The Beatles: Let It Be gets trailer and release date on Disney+

Let It Bedocumentary about the Beatles translated in Brazil as Let it bewas released in 1970 directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg. Now, production has been officially restored to Disney+ – and got a trailer and release date on the streaming service.

It is worth remembering that this is the first time in 50 years that the film will be officially available. The documentary arrives in the platform’s catalog on May 8, 2024. The narrative shows John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison It is Ringo Starrwith the special participation of Billy Prestonduring production of Let It Be13th studio album by Fab Four. Watch the trailer below:

In a press statement, Michael Lindsay-Hogg talked about the relaunch. “Let It Be was ready to be released in October/November 1969, but it was only in April 1970. A month before the release, the Beatles officially separated,” he recalled. “And then people went to see Let It Be with sadness in our hearts, thinking: ‘I’ll never see the Beatles together again. I’ll never have that joy again,’ and that really darkened the perception of the film.

But really, how often do you see artists of this stature working together to turn what they hear in their heads into songs? And then you get to the roof and you see their enthusiasm and their camaraderie and their joy in playing together again as a group, as we know now, that was the last time, and we see it with complete understanding of who they were and still are and poignant . I was impressed with what Peter was able to do with Get Backusing all the footage I shot 50 years earlier.