‘Turning into Led Zeppelin’ Document Drops Trailer, February Unencumber Date

Thanksgiving could be over, however gratitude continues to be within the air: The trailer for Bernard MacMahon’s Turning into Led Zeppelin is in the end right here.

A glimpse of the first-ever approved Led Zeppelin documentary can also be noticed under, the place Robert Plant, Jimmy Web page, and John Paul Jones speak about forming one of the crucial biggest rock bands of all time throughout archival photos and “Entire Lotta Love.”

The trailer closes with a never-before-heard interview with the overdue drummer John Bonham, whose 1980 dying broke up the band. “The primary time we performed in combination, it used to be shocking,” he says. “It used to be like a present from heaven, wasn’t it?”

Turning into Led Zeppelin can be launched on Feb. 7 in IMAX throughout 200 theaters, with one night time of early get entry to on Feb. 5. Tickets for each can also be discovered right here.

The movie used to be first introduced 5 years in the past, then premiered on the 2021 Venice Movie Pageant. That very same 12 months, an early clip of “Just right Occasions Unhealthy Occasions” used to be launched. In Might 2024, the “hybrid docu-concert movie” used to be got via Sony Photos Classics.

Making the movie used to be difficult for MacMahon and writer-producer Allison McGourty, as hardly ever any photos from the band’s early years existed. Via their analysis, they have been in a position to incorporate unseen live performance photos, together with their early performances on the Fillmore West in January 1969 and the Texas Pop Pageant in August 1969.

“We spent 5 years flying backward and forward around the Atlantic scouring attics and basements in pursuit of uncommon and unseen movie photos, pictures and tune recordings,” McGourty stated in a commentary. “Then we transferred each and every piece of media with customized ways, in order that in IMAX, those 55-year-old clips and tune would glance and sound like they got here out of the lab the day before today.”