Finn Wolfhard directs first-ever music video for George Harrison’s “Give Me Love”

Finn Wolfhard directs the first official music video for George Harrison’s 1973 classic “Give Me Love”

Finn Wolfhard has added another milestone to his growing creative résumé by directing the first-ever official music video for George Harrison’s 1973 song “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth).”

The track originally appeared on Harrison’s second solo album, Living in the Material World, and has remained one of the late Beatle’s most enduring works.

The newly released video uses stop-motion animation to bring Harrison’s world to life, with visuals inspired by Friar Park, the musician’s historic estate in England. The film weaves subtle references to Harrison’s life, spirituality, and career, presenting a handmade tribute that reflects the song’s themes of peace and introspection.

The project was created through a collaboration between Toronto-based Nobody Told Me Studios and animation house Tye Down Pictures. A team of 20 artists crafted each element of the video by hand, emphasizing a tactile, artisanal approach. Wolfhard directed the piece, while Jason Baum and Michael Wamara served as producers. George Harrison’s son, Dhani Harrison, is credited as an executive producer alongside David Zonshine.

In a statement, Wolfhard described the project as a personal honor, noting Harrison’s lasting influence on his own artistic journey. He praised the opportunity to collaborate with the Harrison family and to spotlight the work of young Canadian artists through the animation process.

Dhani Harrison also expressed his support for Wolfhard’s involvement, calling him a fitting choice to interpret his father’s work. He added that the director’s creative and heartfelt approach could help introduce the song to a new generation of listeners.

The release marks a rare expansion of George Harrison’s visual catalog decades after the song’s debut, blending classic music with contemporary animation and underscoring the continued cultural relevance of his legacy.