The Beatles’ third film project followed their success with “A Hard Day’s Night” and “Help!”. This project encountered several challenges, notably in finding a suitable script. Various scripts were considered, each offering a different creative direction, but none seemed to resonate with the band or the producers. Ultimately, the “Let It Be” film, released in 1970, fulfilled the Beatles’ contractual obligation with United Artists for a third film.
Feb 01, 1966 • From The Beatles Monthly Book