Elton John praises new Disney+ documentary ‘Never Too Late’ for boosting self-esteem

Elton John is the subject of a new Disney+ documentary called ‘Never Too Late’, set to premiere on December 13th. Directed by his husband, David Furnish, and RJ Cutler, this documentary sheds light on Elton’s career and his current life as a husband and father, featuring never-before-seen footage. It also delves into how he overcame adversity, abuse, and addiction, although Elton admits that revisiting some of these moments through the film was not easy for him.

When asked about watching the documentary, Elton shared with ABC News that it was a bit challenging for him at times, as he had not seen a lot of the footage before. However, he expressed that it helped reaffirm his belief in the greatness of his songs and performances during that time. The documentary highlights a remarkable achievement in Elton’s career, where in the 1970s, he released 13 albums in just five years, with seven of them reaching #1 on the charts.

Reflecting on this period, Elton mentioned that he tends to overlook his past work but watching the documentary made him feel proud of his accomplishments and talents as a composer and performer. Despite having retired from extensive touring and confronting the temporary loss of sight in one eye, Elton feels content with his current life situation.

In his own words, Elton expressed his feelings of gratitude and pride, describing himself as the luckiest man in the world. He commended the documentary creators, David and RJ, for their work and also acknowledged his pride in his children and his positive outlook on life. Elton credits the documentary for reminding him of his achievements and bringing a sense of fulfillment for all that he has done.

The ‘Never Too Late’ documentary promises to provide fans with an intimate look at Elton John’s life, from his career highs to his personal triumphs, making it a must-watch for anyone who appreciates his music and legacy.