'Iron Maiden' documentary is in the works

Iron Maiden to release documentary celebrating 50 years

A new documentary film will celebrate 50 years since the English heavy metal band Iron Maiden was formed in Leyton, East London.

'Iron Maiden' documentary is in the works

British heavy metal band Iron Maiden will be the subject of a documentary arriving in the fall.

Iron Maiden to Celebrate 50th Anniversary With New Documentary

A new Iron Maiden documentary has secured international distribution for the fall, though U.S. rights are still to be confirmed.

Universal Pictures announce Iron Maiden doc for Autumn 2025

Universal Pictures Content Group has kicked off production on an official, yet untitled, Iron Maiden documentary. The film is set to hit international cinemas in Autumn 2025, just in time for the band’s 50th anniversary. While global rights are secured, U.S. theatrical distribution is still pending. Fans have been eagerly waiting for this documentary, which dives deep into Iron Maiden’s incredible 50-year journey. It blends stories from the band…

Iron Maiden announce "unrestricted" new documentary film – including final Paul Di'Anno interview

This will make any Iron Maiden fan salivate. The band is releasing a new documentary that has the final interview from former frontman Paul Di’Anno! You don’t have that look a wait – the band teamed with Universal Pictures Content Group and the plan is to have the doc out later this year (to mark 50 years since Maiden formed). As you’d expect, the feature-length documentary will travel the band’s history. There’s contributions from life-long fan…

Iron Maiden will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a new documentary that should be released in the cinemas in the fall. Iron Maiden celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2025, and to celebrate the event, a new documentary about the metal giants should be released in the course of the year. Directed by Malcolm Venville, the film (including the [...] This article Iron Maiden: A 50-year-old documentary appeared first on Rolling Stone.