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Title: The Beatles Anthology (1995–1996)
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| Paul McCartney | ... | Self / ... 8 episodes, 1995-1996 | |
| George Harrison | ... | Self / ... 8 episodes, 1995-1996 | |
| Ringo Starr | ... | Self / ... 8 episodes, 1995-1996 | |
| George Martin | ... | Self / ... 8 episodes, 1995-1996 | |
| Neil Aspinall | ... | Self / ... 6 episodes, 1995-1996 | |
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Derek Taylor | ... | Self 6 episodes, 1995-1996 |
This series is a documentary on the life and times of the Beatles. It features clips from many of their songs as well as in-depth descriptions of their songs, tours, and lives. Written by Marc A. Frigon
Someone had to make this mini-series, and who would be better than the Beatles themselves ? For instance, who could tell with more believability that George didn't like the album Sgt. Pepper that much than George himself ? In this sense this anthology is very important, because all the information comes directly from the Beatles themselves. This DVD set contains additional comments by Niel Aspenall, and George Martin that's never been seen elsewhere which reveals the back stories about the production of Beatles' music, their earlier days on the road etc. Watch this anthology with video "The Compleat Beatles", "Making of A Hard Days Night" and "The making of Sgt. Pepper" (broadcasted, but unreleased in video) you should get pretty much the whole picture of the Beatles.
If I had one complaint about this DVD set, it's that the music is recorded so much louder than the voice track, and is difficult to find the right volume level to listen to. But of all the Beatles documentary videos that are out there, this one still is the best.