Paul McCartney was almost run over whereas filming on the well-known Abbey Street zebra crossing, his daughter has revealed.

Mary McCartney, photographer, director and daughter of Paul and Linda McCartney, mentioned the incident occurred outdoors Abbey Street Studios whereas filming for her new documentary in regards to the world-famous studio, If These Partitions Might Sing.

The Beatles star was making an attempt to recreate the band’s iconic cowl for 1969 album ‘Abbey Street’ for the brand new documentary, which is out within the UK now on Disney+.

“The bit the place the automotive almost ran him over on the zebra crossing, that was so humorous. As we have been leaving [the studio], I mentioned, ‘I’ll movie you [on the crossing],’ and he went over and this automotive completely didn’t cease for him,” the filmmaker instructed S Journal.

Followers nonetheless repeatedly go to the well-known crossing in St John’s Wooden to recreate the Fab 4’s iconic album cowl, typically to the frustration of London taxis and bus drivers.

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The Beatles on the Abbey Street zebra crossing (CREDIT: Disney)

‘If These Partitions Might Sing’ charts the lengthy historical past of the enduring studio, and consists of interviews with McCartney and Ringo Starr, alongside Elton John, Nile Rodgers, Noel and Liam Gallagher, Roger Waters, Celeste, George Lucas and extra.

Talking to NME in regards to the new documentary, Mary McCartney defined that she “grew up going to Abbey Street Studios”, however didn’t know a lot of the historical past.

“Just about all the pieces I learnt [for the first time]. We wouldn’t sit round as a household and discuss these Beatles tales,” she defined, including that her dad would supply “suggestions” and “snippets” in regards to the place that turned synonymous with Beatles information.

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Sir Paul McCartney and Mary McCartney arrive at the UK premiere of "If These Walls Could Sing" at Abbey Road Studios on December 12, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Joe Maher/Getty Images)
Sir Paul McCartney and Mary McCartney arrive on the UK premiere of “If These Partitions Might Sing” at Abbey Street Studios on December 12, 2022 in London, England. (Picture by Joe Maher/Getty Photographs)

She continued that she was initially reluctant to helm the documentary due to her McCartney household title. “Due to my surname, I nearly shied away from doing the venture, as a result of typically I can overthink it and be like, ‘It’s too shut’, and, ‘It’s essential simply be unbiased’,” she defined.

Paul McCartney was essential in contributing key data for the movie, his daughter recalled, together with “[how] the character of the place has actually labored its means onto numerous the music there”.



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