US EditionSteven Knight Says the Oasis Live ’25 Tour Documentary Is 'Phenomenal'
The four-hour documentary features exclusive footage of Oasis's reunion, including rare moments of Liam and Noel Gallagher resolving their feud, with fan stories included.
- Filmmaker Steven Knight shared a progress update on the Oasis documentary, revealing the current cut runs four hours. He described the project as "a documentary with a plot," promising an intimate look at the band's reunion.
- The Live '25 tour marked Oasis' first shows in 16 years, following their 2009 split after a backstage altercation between Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher in Paris. The documentary captures their long-awaited reunion.
- Directing duo Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace helmed the film, which features rare access to rehearsals and pre-tour meetings. Producers also invited fans globally to submit personal stories tied to Oasis songs for potential inclusion.
- Noel Gallagher praised the tour as "10 out of 10" and better than the Nineties, calling the footage "amazing." He recently won Songwriter of the Year at the BRITs, where he expressed confidence in the final cut.
- Knight is currently working to reduce the four-hour runtime while finalizing the edit. He previously described the project as "phenomenal," noting unprecedented access to the brothers' meetings ahead of their comeback shows.
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“Phenomenal” new Oasis documentary is currently four hours long, reveals Steven Knight
Steven Knight has shared more details about his forthcoming Oasis documentary, calling it “phenomenal”. READ MORE: Oasis live in Cardiff opening night review: a supersonic reunion for a new generation The Peaky Blinders creator is producing the new doc, which will follow the Britpop giants’ return for their huge Live ’25 reunion tour. It is created and produced by Knight, and directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace – known for the LCD Soun…
And after all, how long will the Oasis documentary be? - Regional Media News
The story of the Oasis comeback is turning out to be quite a long one to tell. According to Steven Knight, who's producing a documentary on the "Wonderwall" outfit's 2025 reunion tour, the length of the upcoming film currently rivals that of the extended versions of the Lord of the Rings movies. "We've got it down to four hours," Knight tells the Project Big Screen podcast. "So we've gotta get it down." Knight further describes the movie as "a d…
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