The Guardian last week, Jackson said he was sought out by Apple Corps – the company which has handled The Beatles’ business affairs since 1968 – because of his interest in virtual and augmented reality technology.
There may have been a plan to create an interactive museum experience at some point.But when it came to The Beatles, Jackson’s interests were elsewhere: in the footage that director Michael Lindsay-Hogg shot during the six weeks they recorded their 12th and final studio album release, “Let It Be,” which became a film of the same name in 1969.When Apple Corps acknowledged the existence of unseen footage of Lindsay-Hogg’s controversial film in 2000, there were many attempts by many people to retrieve it.
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