The reveal comes after Jackson emerged from four years spent curating 130 hours of audio and 57 hours of video shot by Michael Lindsay-Hogg for the Beatles documentary, let it be.
“It wasn’t as intense as doing three Lord of the Rings in a row, but it was four years with a pandemic in the middle of it all,” he said.
“The great thing about documentaries is that you don’t have to film anything,” Jackson said. “I’ve always been the cutting room guy who always found the process of making a movie very stressful. In a way, my idea of heaven is taking pictures of someone else. And Michael Lindsay-Hogg shot incredible footage. You should get more credit here than you have.” Jackson assured the director of let it be.
“People seem to react to Michael when we introduce him, they make fun of him a little bit, like this guy behind the camera. I admire him. He was doing a job and that’s what he was hired for. He was pushing to make the best movie he could. It’s a perfectly acceptable movie. If you watch it now, it’s not the depressing movie that people thought. The way you should think of him is that he not only made Let It Be, but he shot all the footage we see in Get Back.. That’s all his and Michael deserves great recognition.”
Source: Ambito
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