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R EGmovies.com slash unlimited. Hey, film spotters, Adam here. I'm excited to share with you

my conversation with Morgan Neville about his new film Paul McCartney Man on the Run. You may

know Neville from his Oscar winning doc 20 Fe from Stardom, his film about Fred

Rogers, Won't You Be My Neighbor and Anthony Bourdain, Roadrunner.

Man on the Run starts where most Paul McCartney documentaries might end with the breakup of the Beatles.

We talk about that choice, our love of Paul McCartney's bass lines, and much more.

Here is that conversation.

One, two, three.

The Beatles have been my whole life, really.

When we split up, I thought, I'll never write another note of music ever.

I've seen a fair number of rock documentaries, usually about baby boomer musicians, and quite

often you get the origin story moment where they reveal how everything changed once they

saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan in 1964.

You know, they bought a guitar, they grew their hair out, they started a band or joined a band, and the path was set.

You were not alive when the Beatles were on Ed Sullivan in 1964, but I'm curious if you have a documentary filmmaker origin story moment.

God.

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