Even though the Beatles split in 1970, the band's members would remain in the spotlight for the rest of their lives.
In the decades that followed, Paul McCartney branched out with his art. By 1984, he was working in Hollywood on his first feature film. He wrote the screenplay for the film Give My Regards to Broad Street, as well as the soundtrack album for the movie.
But once it hit cinemas, it was slammed by critics, and Macca refused to take the feedback lightly.
