Like millions of people, I sat glued to my screen for Peter Jackson’s nearly nine-hour, three-part documentary, The Beatles: Get Back. The series comes from more than 60 hours of video and 156 hours of audio recordings originally captured by director Michael Lindsay-Hogg.
The team behind the Disney+ show spent years editing the original archival footage to create the 2021 version of the film, which Jackson deemed a “documentary about a documentary.” For a Beatles fan – or any fan of the creative process – Hogg captured creative gold.