

Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980
Synopsis
If there is a single moment that is most-widely known in the canon of Elton live performances, this may well be it - Elton appearing as Donald Duck during his Central Park on September 13th 1980 in New York. After struggling to get the Bob Mackie costume on backstage, Elton sits down on his piano bench for the first time in the outfit and lets out a laugh as he realizes the padding won’t allow him to stay on the bench or easily work the foot pedals
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- Director
- Mike Mansfield
- Original Title
- Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 50m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Mike Mansfield
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Mike Mansfield
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What is Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980 about?
If there is a single moment that is most-widely known in the canon of Elton live performances, this may well be it - Elton appearing as Donald Duck during his Central Park on September 13th 1980 in New York. After struggling to get the Bob Mackie costume on backstage, Elton sits down on his piano bench for the first time in the outfit and lets out a laugh as he realizes the padding won’t allow him to stay on the bench or easily work the foot pedals
Who directed Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980?
Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980 was directed by Mike Mansfield.
Who stars in Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980?
The principal cast of Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980 includes Elton John.
When was Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980 released and how long is it?
Elton John: Central Park, NYC 1980 was released in 1980 with a total runtime of 1h 50m.
