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In <em>Man on the Run</em>, Paul McCartney Is Still Processing Why the Beatles Broke Up

Let this sink in: Paul McCartney was 27 years old when the Beatles broke up. By the age LeBron James was when he won his first NBA championship, Paul McCartney had written, recorded, toured, and released 13 albums—each and every one of them a hit. Given McCartney’s astronomical early success, it’s a wonder why so much of the world turned on the artist when he escaped to Scotland in 1969 to sort out the end of the Beatles. Peter Jackson’s The Beatles: Get Back docuseries showed the band’s demise unfold over nearly eight hours of footage in 2021, minting another generation of Beatles obsessives.

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Key Highlights

  • Turns out, the now-83-year-old songwriter isn’t done processing that era either.
  • According to Morgan Neville, the director of a new documentary about McCartney titled Paul McCartney: Man on the Run, the decade that McCartney spent processing the end of the Beatles is still something that has the musician racking his brain today.
  • “Paul started to understand that the reality was not what everybody told him it was: that the end of the Beatles was all horrible and they all hated each other,” Neville says.
  • “A lot of the ’70s was painful.
  • There’s still this process of Paul reevaluating what he did in that time.
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