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Euro Disney : L'Ouverture
On April 11, 1992, host Jean-Pierre Foucault and singer David Hallyday presented an exceptional evening live on TF1 from 8:50 p.m. to 11 p.m., to celebrate the inauguration of Euro Disney Resort. Euro Disney L'Ouverture was broadcast worldwide for the occasion, giving this media event its international character (CBS in the United States). Numerous concerts were organized and many images presenting the places (Disneyland Park, the rest of the Resort and its future expansion plans) were broadcast.
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On April 11, 1992, host Jean-Pierre Foucault and singer David Hallyday presented an exceptional evening live on TF1 from 8:50 p.m. to 11 p.m., to celebrate the inauguration of Euro Disney Resort. Euro Disney L'Ouverture was broadcast worldwide for the occasion, giving this media event its international character (CBS in the United States). Numerous concerts were organized and many images presenting the places (Disneyland Park, the rest of the Resort and its future expansion plans) were broadcast.
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Genre:Documentary, Family, Music
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Walt Disney Television
Cast
Gilles Amado, Don Mischer
Director
Jean-Pierre Foucault
Self - Présentateur
David Hallyday
Self - Présentateur / Chanteur
José Carreras
Self - Chanteur
Cher
Self - Chanteuse
Isabelle Duchesnay
Self - Patineuse artistique
Paul Duchesnay
Self - Patineur artistique
Gloria Estefan
Self - Chanteuse
Angela Lansbury
Self - Chanteuse
Tina Turner
Self - Chanteuse
François Feldman
Self - Chanteur
Anne Meson
Self - Chanteuse
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