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Elton John Documentary “Never Too Late” Now Streaming on Disney+

Elton John: Never Too Late, a moving documentary directed by R.J. Cutler and David Furnish, is now streaming on Disney+. The film takes viewers on an emotional journey through pivotal moments of Elton John’s life and career, from his meteoric rise in the early years to his farewell North American concert at Dodger Stadium.

Using newly uncovered concert footage and rare audio, the documentary delves into themes of mortality, family, and authenticity, painting an intimate portrait of the legendary musician. A standout moment is Elton’s groundbreaking 1975 Rolling Stone interview, where he publicly came out, risking his career to stay true to himself—a decision that inspired countless others to embrace their own truth.

David Furnish, Elton’s husband and co-director, brings a deeply personal perspective to the film, blending emotional insights with a compelling narrative. The documentary also features rare interviews, newly uncovered audio recordings, and behind-the-scenes footage that offer fresh glimpses into Elton’s extraordinary life.

Special highlights include scenes of Elton connecting with his family, such as a heartfelt FaceTime with his sons, which emphasizes his decision to step back from touring and focus on his loved ones.

Elton’s legacy is deeply intertwined with Disney, from his Oscar-winning work on The Lion King to his Disney Legend status, making Disney+ the perfect home for this intimate documentary.

Don’t miss Elton John: Never Too Late, now streaming exclusively on Disney+, and discover how Elton’s legacy of courage, creativity, and love continues to inspire generations.

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