'Man on the Run' review: McCartney's honest, unvarnished look
"Man on the Run," now streaming on Prime Video, dives into Paul McCartney's rollercoaster years after The Beatles broke up.
Packed with rare interviews and never-seen footage, the documentary doesn't shy away from his public fallout with John Lennon or even those wild "Paul is dead" rumors.
Even as an executive producer, McCartney keeps things honest and real.
The good, bad, and ugly of McCartney's life post-Beatles
The film goes beyond headlines to show McCartney's personal ups and downs—his reaction to Lennon's death, clashes with manager Allen Klein, and how he found his footing again through music.
Sean Lennon says Paul McCartney was just in shock after John died.
You'll also see how McCartney built Wings in the '70s and hear Lennon himself admit Paul was right about Klein.
It's a revealing look at an icon figuring life out in real time.