Oasis Filmmakers Hint at Second Movie

Following the Disney+ and Hulu release of Don't Look Back in Anger, writer and producer Steven Knight has hinted that a second Oasis film could easily happen. Read BritRock Heaven's 4 star Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger – Documentary Review.

Noel & Liam Gallagher, Venice International Film Festival | Photo: LucaFazPhoto

The acclaimed documentary captures Liam and Noel Gallagher reuniting for their historic Oasis Live ’25 tour, featuring the brothers' first joint sit-down interview in 20 years. Speaking to The Sun's Bizarre column, the Peaky Blinders creator revealed there is much unused footage in the vault.

“I believe there is another.”

“There’s loads of stuff there that people would love to see. Why not?”

Why There Was No Backstage "Heart-to-Heart"

Addressing why the documentary doesn't show dramatic backstage peace talks, co-director Dylan Southern (who helmed the project with Will Lovelace) clarified there were no grand negotiations to film.

“A lot of people having watched the film have been like, ‘Why didn’t we get to see the machinations of how they got back together?’

“But literally, they didn’t sit down and have a heart-to-heart and go, ‘You said this, you did that’. They walked back into a room together, and we filmed it, and they started, and Oasis was back.”

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Holding Back the Joint Interview and Reconnecting On Stage

The directors deliberately held off showing the Gallaghers together on camera until the film's final parts.

“That’s something we talked about right from the beginning.

“We shouldn’t see them together until much later in the film. It was important to hold off on that.”

Southern pointed out that the real healing between the brothers happened under the stadium lights, not during quiet rehearsals or behind closed doors.

“I think the remarkable thing about the film is you see that thawing happen across the gigs. It wasn’t happening backstage, it wasn’t happening in rehearsals - it was happening live on stage every night, and Noel and Liam really got closer on stage.”

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