The RollingStones will be celebrated by BBC with a four-part documentary film series
and P.P. Arnold will be featured in the film series, sharing how they have been inspired by the band.will be directed by award-winning filmmakers Oliver Murray and Clare Tavernor, and will broadcast on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer this summer and distributed internationally by Mercury Studios.
, which will tell the band’s story through unheard interviews, as well as rarely heard music, performances and interviews with members of the band and its past members
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