Di'Anno: Iron Maiden's Lost Singer

Di'Anno: Iron Maiden's Lost Singer is a music documentary focusing on the final years of Paul Di'Anno, also known as Paul Andrews. The film examines the life of the original vocalist for Iron Maiden, who was removed from the group following their second album release due to substance abuse issues. It explores his personal struggles, including a contract that deprived him of song royalties as the band achieved global success, as well as his later efforts to regain his health and artistic dignity.

Directed and written by Wes Orshoski, this production is a collaboration between Cleopatra Entertainment and Three Count Films in the United Kingdom and United States. Orshoski also served as a producer alongside Cliff Evans. The documentary features Paul Di'Anno appearing as himself, with additional appearances by James Hetfield, Gene Simmons, Gary Holt, David Ellefson, and Stjepan Juras. The film has a total runtime of 97 minutes.