Elton John's boyfriend David Furnish is going to re-release ELTON JOHN: TANTRUMS AND TIARAS, because he wants to air the unseen footage. The movie maker took around 140 hours of film for the 1996 documentary on the British singer, and is keen to show the public more behind-the-scenes shots of John’s life. He says, "We’re re-releasing it, because there are 140 hours of footage, most of which we didn’t show." And Furnish adds the experience was the most nerve-wracking project he has ever worked on, despite being in a relationship with the film’s subject: "It was one of the most difficult things I ever did, my hands were shaking the whole time I was filming."
Elton John's boyfriend David Furnish is going to re-release ELTON JOHN: TANTRUMS AND TIARAS, because he wants to air the unseen footage. The movie maker took around 140 hours of film for the 1996 documentary on the British singer, and is keen to show the public more behind-the-scenes shots of John’s life. He says, "We’re re-releasing it, because there are 140 hours of footage, most of which we didn’t show." And Furnish adds the experience was the most nerve-wracking project he has ever worked on, despite being in a relationship with the film’s subject: "It was one of the most difficult things I ever did, my hands were shaking the whole time I was filming."
