Iron Maiden announce “unrestricted” new documentary film – including final Paul Di’Anno interview

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Iron Maiden are set to release a new documentary film which includes the final interview from former frontman Paul Di’Anno. Find out the details below.The new film is made in collaboration with Universal Pictures Content Group, and is set to arrive later this year to mark 50 years since the iconic metal band first formed.According to a new description, the feature-length documentary is set to be an emotive journey through the band’s history.

It is also set to tell the story of their music and legacy through the perspective of both the fans and the band members.As well as including contributions from life-long fans, it also includes appearances from huge names who have been inspired by the band, including actor Javier Bardem, Metallica’s Lars Ulrich and KISS’ Gene Simmons.Rare archival footage and all-new animated sequences of the band’s legendary mascot, Eddie, are all included too, as well as the final interview with Paul Di’Anno.

The band’s original vocalist sadly died last year, aged 66.An official title and release date have not yet been shared, although it is predicted to arrive in the autumn.

Malcolm Venville (Churchill At War) has been named as director, and production has come from Dominic Freeman (Spirits In The Forest – A Depeche Mode Film).“We’re proud Universal Pictures Content Group has chosen to share the unique story of Iron Maiden with the world.