The Beach Boys star Brian Wilson was such an influential musician that a movie biopic was made about his life. The iconic star sadly passed away on Wednesday, June 11, with fans of the band left devastated at the news of his death.

John Cusack, who portrayed Brian Wilson in the biopic ‘Love & Mercy,’ reflects on his cherished time with the musician for Rolling Stone.

The late Brian Wilson was the subject of the rare music biopic that cares more about its protagonist's mental health than sparking interest in his back catalog.

In honor of Brian Wilson’s passing, here are three movies that celebrate his legacy, including documentaries and an award-winning biopic

It's not rare to see Wilson's bright, sunny Southern California music with The Beach Boys used to contrast dark moments on film. Nowhere is this better exemplified than in the opening of Roger & Me, Michael Moore's breakout documentary showing the crumbling of Flint, Michigan in the 1980s.

Brian Wilson was a musical genius and composing prodigy, but if you look at his three supposed favorite films, his taste in movies was ... questionable.

I’ll never forget the first time Brian Wilson made me see God. It was 1973, and I was sitting in the mostly empty balcony of a second-run movie theater finally watching “American Graffiti,” the movie everyone in my high school was talking about.