A year after the live return that broke records, Don’t Look Back In Anger offers the first glimpse of an unprecedented film built around the Gallagher brothers’ first conversation in nearly two decades.
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A year after the live return that broke records, Don’t Look Back In Anger offers the first glimpse of an unprecedented film built around the Gallagher brothers’ first conversation in nearly two decades.
The first teaser for Don’t Look Back in Anger leans into the skepticism and friction that made the reunion seem impossible, before cutting to the scale of the sold-out tour.
The Steven Knight-produced film captures the 2025 reunion, with backstage access and the Gallagher brothers’ first joint interview in over 20 years.
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