The British Heavy Metal band Iron maiden will be the issue of a new documentary that will be released autumn on the occasion of its 50th anniversary.

The film, which is not yet titled, is described as ‘A moving journey In the 50 -year history of Iron Maiden both from the band’s perspective and some of their most dedicated fans » Among other, names from the world of cinema and music, such as Javier Bardem, Lars Urlich and Jeans Simonsstated in a statement on the complex website.

The documentary will also include exclusive interviews with key members of the band, including the latest discussion with the original singer, Paul Di Annowho died last year.

“We are proud that Universal Pictures Content Group chose to share the unique story of Iron Maiden with the world” The manager of the band Rod Smolwood stressed in a statement. “We have given them unlimited access to our band, our fans and our music colleagues” he said.

‘We believe that you will excite not only music loversbut also anyone who loves the story of an underdog that goes beyond the chances of becoming and remaining one of largest music products in Britain from the first disk released 45 years ago » Complete.

In addition to the archive material in the documentary there will be new snapshots cartoon with the band mascot Eddie.

The documentary is directed by Malcolm Venville and production is of Dominic Freeman.

Iron Maiden were created in East London 50 years ago in 1975 and were considered pioneers in the global inspired new wave of the British movement heavy metal. They have sold over 100 million discs worldwide, performing more than 2500 concerts in 64 countries in 6 continents.

This year they start their huge tour of ‘Run for your lives»From Budapest to Hungary on May 27th.