In a revelation that will surprise Beatles fans worldwide, legendary drummer Ringo Starr has confessed he still hasn't watched the band's own critically-acclaimed documentary, 'The Beatles: Get Back'.
The candid admission came during a recent interview where Starr was questioned about Peter Jackson's nearly eight-hour docuseries, which offers an intimate look at the band's final recording sessions.
'I haven't seen it,' Starr stated bluntly, before adding with his characteristic humour, 'I'm living it.'
This isn't the first time the documentary has been put on hold by those closest to the Fab Four. Starr revealed that John Lennon's son, Sean Ono Lennon, is also in the same boat, telling him recently, 'I still haven't seen it, you know.'
The three-part series, painstakingly restored by director Peter Jackson from over 60 hours of unseen footage, has been hailed as a masterpiece, offering a new perspective on the band's creative process and the making of their final album, Let It Be.
Despite the global acclaim and fascination surrounding the project, Starr's comments suggest that for those who were actually there, revisiting that era might be a different experience altogether.
His remark, 'I'm living it', hints at a life so deeply intertwined with the Beatles' history that watching it back on screen might feel unnecessary. For millions of fans, however, Jackson's documentary remains an essential and cherished window into music history.
