'Tom Petty: Heartbreakers Beach Party' Streaming: Where to Watch

The documentry was remastered from the original 16mm film over 40 years after it first aid on mtv

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Rare, 40-Year-Old Tom Petty Docuy From Almost Famous Director Cameron Crowe is available to stream for the first time. Tom Petty: Heartbreakers Beach Party Originally aid on MTV in 1983 and Was Not Seen for Decades After. The Film Was Restored for A One-Weekend Theatrical Release in Octaber, and It's Now Available to Stream On Paramount+ As of March 11.

According to VarietyThe Movie Was Restored From Its Original 16mm Source Film. An Archite Found the Unlabeled Reels Containing The Original Film and Contact the Film's Director, Cameron Crowe, About Restoring and Releasing It. The documentry was filmed Around the time The Heartbreakers Were Recording Long After Dark.

Crowe is best known for writing Fast Times and Ridgemont High and directing Jerry Maguire, Almost Famousand Vanilla Sky. Tom Petty: Heartbreakers Beach Party Was Crowe's Directorial Debut, and it features the acclaimed Director on Camera Interviewing Petty, Who Daed in 2017, and his Heartbreakers Bandmates. You can Check Out The Film's Trailer Below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kvkz5vudsg

The Rerelease Also Features Additional Footage and Interviews With Petty's Daughter, Adria, and Cameron Crowe. In The Annumentment of the Film's Release, Crowe Said, “Heartbreaker's Beach Party Occupies a Special Place in My Heart. Tom Petty and the Heartbreaker Leaned Into the Making of the Film with a Kind of Hilarius Music-Filled Honesty That Still Fresh Forty Years Later … The fact that the Original Film was yanked from Mtv After Only One Airing Show That It Was, And Still Is, An Outlandish Feast for Fans in Fans in The Best Ways. “

The Rare Documentary Arrival Just Ahead of a Memoir from Petty's Heartbreakers Bandmate Mike Campbell, Who Co-Wrote Hits Like “Refugee” and “Runnin 'Down a Dream.” Heartbreaker: a memoir, Arrivies on March 18 in HardCanceover or as an ebook from Grand Central Publishing.