Disney+ releases trailer for the newly restored docuseries, 'The Beatles Anthology'

LOS ANGELES -- Fans of the Fab Four, this news is for you.

Disney+ released an all-new trailer for "The Beatles Anthology."

The documentary series, which originally debuted in 1995, has been restored and expanded from eight episodes to nine and looks at the story -- and the legacy -- of one of the most beloved bands in musical history.

"The Beatles were always a great little band," says Paul McCartney in the trailer, seen in the video player above.

According to the official synopsis, "John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr take us along for the ride as they revisit the highs and lows and twists and turns of The Beatles' long and winding eight years as a band. The series spans the band's gritty, hungry early days, to the phenomenon of Beatlemania and global superstardom. The series' new ninth episode features illuminating and previously unreleased footage of Paul, George and Ringo during the creation of the original 1990s "Anthology" series and music project."

That ninth episode is directed by Oliver Murray. The first eight are directed by Geoff Wonfor, Bob Smeaton, and Matt Longfellow. Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Olivia Harrison, Sean Ono Lennon, Jonathan Clyde, and Martin R. Smith are producers for the entire series.

Footage and sound has been restored by the Apple Corps production team, along with the technicians at Peter Jackson's Park Road Post in Wellington, New Zealand.

The first three episodes of "The Beatles Anthology" stream November 26. Episodes four through six stream November 27 and the final three, including the bonus ninth episode, premiere November 28.

And Ringo Starr reflects on his career in "On The Red Carpet: ICONS" HERE.

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