This whole conversation is so achingly sweet. A child wanting to know about his father when he was young, asking one of his oldest friends and that friend caring so much for his friend's child, even though that child is a man. This is just beautiful!!

There's something so endearing about Paul referring to John as "your dad" when talking to Sean. 😊

"My grandmother Julia..." hit me like a ton of bricks. Just a guy wanting to know more about a family member he never got the chance to meet. Anyone else touched by that?

Amazing how Paul remembers all the little details, such a healthy man

I was the nurse on duty the night you were born, of course the same birthday as your dad. The moment was not lost on your father, as he turned to me and said “ It’s bloody cosmic!” What a privilege to be a young nurse at that time and place.

Harrison was age 14, McCartney age 15, Lennon age 17 when they first met in 1957. In 6-7 yrs they were the biggest thing in the world. They're still the biggest thing in the world almost 60 yrs later.

Wow! I got to be honest, I’m so sick and tired of the typical Beatle interviews. I’ve heard them for the past 50 years.The same old questions and answers. But after listening to this entire interview , I’m obliged to say, thank god for this one! Sean, you hit a home run . I think being the son of Paul’s best friend was Intercal to bringing a new fresh angle to a very old and tied story. My feelings after listening to his interview was that this was a “new” for Paul and it was time to drop his guard and be open, truthful and honest because he was talking to his best friends son that was truly searching for some answers about his father. There are moments during the interview that Paul appears to know exactly what this interview means on a deeply emotional level to a son of a fallen soldier searching for answers. Congratulations Sean ,Well done!

At 4:30, you can't setup a moment like that, no matter how you script it, Paul knew John's mom and here he is telling her grand child (whom he never had the change to meet) about her. Really emotional ❤

Paul McCartney on his relationship with John Lennon ‘I think we saved each other’

You saved each other and changed the world. ❤️

This is so emotional on so many levels. Sean asking Paul about his grandmother because he never talked to anyone who actually met her. This feels like a family thing , which is probably one of the things that makes the Beatles so special.

Sean's a great interviewer. Like his dad, he brought the best out of McCartney.

I am touched by how Paul talks to Sean so lovingly about his father and grandmother!

We have to appreciate paul while he's still here

How sweet that Paul is telling John's son of his beloved dad.

Sean sounds like he's as much of a fan of McCartney's as his he is of his dad. I think most of us feel that way. This interview is special. Thank you so much.

Sean is curious and a good interviewer, and Paul is sweet and generous with his time. This sounds like they're just chatting and we're flies on the wall, listening in.

Sean is the perfect guy to interview Paul, who has been interviewed a million times. It's like they met at a cafe somewhere and we are listening in. What a great listening experience

The beauty of this is,  It's a young man asking about his father, from his fathers best friend.  Very real, very touching.

VERY impressed with Sean's interviewing skills.  He asks great questions and stays out of the way of Paul's answers.

I'm not just saying this because it's Sean Lennon but this might be the best McCartney interview I've heard. He really opened up into things I've never heard before.