Beatles legends Sir Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr took a trip down memory lane at the weekend, attending the London premiere of a new documentary film about the life of their late former band mate George Harrison.<br/> Accompanied by his fiancée Nancy Shevell, Sir Paul was looking forward to the screening.<br/> SOUNDBITE: Sir Paul McCartney, musician saying (English):<br/> ''He was my little mate on the school bus and he was very little. We were both very little mind you. It does bring back a lot of fond memories. He was a lovely boy and he is sorely missed by us all.''<br/> Directed by academy award winner Martin Scorsese and produced by Olivia Harrison - George's life is re-told through archive footage, family photo albums, home movies and new interviews<br/> VARIOUS FILM LOCATIONS (FILE) (ARTS ALLIANCE - MUST COURTESY / NO WIRELESS OR ARCHIVE USE AND NO RESALE)<br/> FILM CLIP: GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD<br/> A host of famous faces have taken part in the film including Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam and Ringo Starr.<br/> SOUNDBITE: Ringo Starr, musician saying (English):<br/> ''He was a really good friend that's my memory, besides the musician and the Beatle and the guy who loved racing cars and loved gardens, he was a good friend of mine.''<br/> Loved by his peers and still respected today, younger musicians including Texas singer Sharleen Spiteri and former Oasis star Noel Gallagher were also at the event.<br/> VARIOUS FILM LOCATIONS (FILE) (ARTS ALLIANCE - MUST COURTESY / NO WIRELESS OR ARCHIVE USE AND NO RESALE)<br/> FILM CLIP: GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD<br/> George Harrison: Living In The Material World will receive a limited cinema release before being shown on the BBC in the UK and on HBO in the US.<br/> Sarah Mills, Reuters.
