“We Shed Tears That Night” – Peter Jackson And Stephen Wept Watching Footage Of The Beatles

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Published on November 25, 2021

In part one of this multi-part interview, Stephen welcomes Sir Peter Jackson and sets the stage for their in-depth discussion of Jackson’s work directing the incredible Disney+ documentary, “The Beatles: Get Back,” which is set to change the public’s perception of the relationship between John, Paul, George and Ringo in their final years as bandmates. #Colbert #TheBeatles #PeterJackson

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17 comments

  • Delight Loves Movies 2 years ago

    Wow Peter looks really tired. He put so much work into all this. I cant wait to see it.

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  • No Comment 2 years ago

    TEN!!!

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  • songOmatic 2 years ago

    I’m in Wellington right now.

    Lucky me!

    Take care, Rest Of The World…

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  • Vickie Norgrove 2 years ago

    Oh yeah this documentary! My lecturer and a University alumnus worked on the music for this! I find it pretty cool that Peter Jackson branches out to fellow New Zealand composers especially ones in Wellington, the city known for art. They also worked with Peter and Fran on LOTR and The Hobbit. So it was pretty awesome hearing my lecturer teach a new topic in music technology then go on a bit of tangent about his times working on big films and tv shows then and now that relate to the topic! Best lecturer in The New Zealand School of Music hands down.

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  • Geoffrey Martinez 2 years ago

    I am wondering about being directed by this gentleman. Didn’t understand half of what he said.

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  • Lucas Bender 2 years ago

    Can’t wait to see it 🙂

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  • Mister Derp 2 years ago

    Peter looks sick…like SICK sick…I hope he’s okay

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  • Frederick Nathaniel 2 years ago

    Wept like the numerous women & son Lennon admitted beating

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  • anjingkuda 2 years ago

    holy shit look at that HD remastered image quality from 70s tapes. that’s the real magic

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  • essem 2 years ago

    Does he normally bumble like this?

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  • Mandy 2 years ago

    Peter Jackson suffers from J K Rowling syndrome – first work so successful that no one can ever tell him he needs to edit himself. Actually he is much worse than JK, the spider scene in King Kong being a case in point, even before you get to The Hobbit. Peter, for the love of god, hire someone to tell you when to stop! Signed, fellow NZer.

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  • steve conn 2 years ago

    Rewriting history to suit Paul’s vision; John was on heroin, called the sessions six weeks of hell, came to blows with George over Yoko, and George quit for a week over that and Paul telling him how to play his parts (seen in the original released film). They basically were sick of eachother and in lawsuits the next month. Don’t believe the Jackson/Disney/Paul Stalinist hype.

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  • bob burroughs 2 years ago

    Watching part 1 now – why the subtitles when such a point was made of technology updates? I’d rather puzzle over what they’re saying than get sidetracked by subtitles.

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  • DAEMENOTH DIABLOS 2 years ago

    these episodes keep getting put in a strange order so they end up out of sequence. i love this show but that drives me nuts, this video and the one next to it should be in the opposite order but the second part is before the first part?

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  • MNM 2 years ago

    To sterilized !

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  • Chris Andersen 2 years ago

    Oh boy! Magnificent and fragile. Oh. Art. Sometimes, it does work?? Hmmm!!…

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  • LSK Clips 2 years ago

    This guy just becomes a billionaire

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