Question 1

What song did George Harrison write after an argument with Paul McCartney seen in the film?

Accepted Answer

Following the argument with Paul McCartney seen in the movie, George Harrison went home and wrote the song "Wah-Wah", which he recorded for his first solo album two years later.

Question 2

Why was a restored version of the film with additional material not released on DVD in 2003?

Accepted Answer

In restoring the film, Apple Studios discovered the additional unreleased footage contained too many controversial issues. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr decided against DVD release during their lifetimes over concerns it could hurt The Beatles' brand.

Question 3

How did the film win an Academy Award without any Beatles present to accept it?

Accepted Answer

The film won the Academy Award for Best Original Song Score in 1971. None of the Beatles were there to accept the award; Quincy Jones accepted it on their behalf.

Question 4

What happened to the original soundtrack mixes that led to Phil Spector being hired?

Accepted Answer

George Martin and Glyn Johns prepared mixes that satisfied no one. Martin quit when criticisms turned personal, then returned for "Abbey Road". With Martin unwilling to work further on "Let It Be", Phil Spector was hired to complete the soundtrack.

Question 5

How did Paul McCartney and John Lennon react differently to Phil Spector's changes to their songs?

Accepted Answer

Paul McCartney hated Phil Spector's changes and tried to replace "The Long and Winding Road" with an earlier version. John Lennon disliked the original performances and was satisfied with Spector's touch-ups.

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