Beatles Anthology Restored with New Episode, Unseen Footage, Deluxe Music Set

The Beatles' landmark 'Anthology' documentary series and music collection have been fully restored and remastered, set to return as a nine-part series on Disney+ this fall, including a new episode with previously unseen footage of Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr collaborating in the mid-1990s. Overseen by Apple Corps and Peter Jackson's Wingnut Films, with new audio mixes by Giles Martin, the series revisits the band's rise and legacy with unprecedented clarity and rare archival material, appealing to both longtime fans and new generations. Alongside the series, the 'Anthology' music collection has been expanded with additional rare and unreleased tracks. Meanwhile, Beatles' historic 1965 concerts in Minnesota and Portland are being commemorated with documentaries and events featuring eyewitness accounts and rare photos, highlighting the lasting impact of the band's live performances. Giles Martin's recent work restoring early Beatles live recordings for the documentary 'Beatles '64' earned him an Emmy nomination, reflecting advances in audio restoration technology that allow for unprecedented clarity of vintage performances. Together, these projects underscore the enduring cultural significance of The Beatles and the continuing efforts to preserve and celebrate their musical legacy.