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“I wasn’t really very happy about this film being made. I don’t want to be a film star”: Iron Maiden, Ed Force One and the epic journey of Flight 666

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“I wasn’t really very happy about this film being made. I don’t want to be a film star”: Iron Maiden, Ed Force One and the epic journey of Flight 666

23 Gigs. 50,000 Miles. Five Continents. 46 Days. One unique concert movie. And six interviews

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