Disney+ Documentary 'Beatles '64' Offers Restored Look

The film, debuting Friday, showcases rare footage from The Beatles' first American tour, capturing their youthful energy and cultural impact.

Directed by David Tedeschi and produced by Martin Scorsese, 'Beatles '64' features 11 hours of restored footage from The Beatles' groundbreaking 1964 U.S. tour.
The documentary highlights historic moments like their Carnegie Hall performance, Washington Coliseum concert, and iconic Sullivan Show appearances, which drew over 70 million viewers.
Rare behind-the-scenes footage reveals candid moments of the band, their encounters with fans, and their playful interactions, offering an intimate glimpse into their early career.
The film explores the cultural significance of The Beatles' arrival in America, which provided a sense of hope and joy during a period of national mourning following the Kennedy assassination.
Restoration efforts by Peter Jackson's WingNut Films enhance the film's audio and visuals, allowing viewers to experience the band's live performances with unprecedented clarity.