The Beatles: A Celebration (1999)

Geoffrey Giuliano, a renowned Beatles expert with numerous books to his name – including a Harrison biography reportedly praised by Harrison himself – acts as a guide in this film. He leads viewers to iconic locations like Abbey Road, the rooftop site of their final concert, and Strawberry Fields. The interviews primarily feature Beatles members reflecting on their experiences after the band's breakup, including Pete Best (and Fred Seaman) recounting their early days in Hamburg. The film incorporates many previously unseen photographs, though some appear out of chronological order, such as images of Lennon with his son Sean shown during discussions about the peace movement.