PAVAROTTI - Official Trailer - HD

From the filmmaking team behind the highly-acclaimed documentary The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years, PAVAROTTI is a riveting film that lifts the curtain on the icon who brought opera to the people. Academy Award winner Ron Howard puts audiences front row center for an exploration of The Voice...The Man...The Legend. Luciano Pavarotti gave his life to the music and a voice to the world. This cinematic event features history-making performances and intimate interviews, including never-before-seen footage and cutting-edge Dolby Atmos technology.

A CBS Films Polygram Entertainment Brian Grazer presentation, PAVAROTTI is an Imagine Entertainment and White Horse Pictures production.

#Pavarotti | In Select Theaters June 7th

[GermanProudly]

Oh, this will be very special. The world misses this man more than it can ever say!

[corey-bird]

“It’s like asking Pavarotti, “Teach me to sing like you.”” -George Costanza

[Aquafairy]

God I would give anything to have seen him in concert 😭❤️

[Thee_Publicist]

My son loves his voice. 2 years old... when Pavarotti sings... my son just watches in amazement! Thank you for sharing your gifts. Continue to Rest In Peace.

[christianekipaser]

The greatest tenor. His powerful and melodical voice has touched the heart of millions around the world. Proud that Ron Howard has decided to homage our beloved maestro. Luciano's legacy will live forever in our hearts ❤

[cvanims]

What a beautiful human being. I specifically loved his Ave Maria.

[normadesmond]

This is good. Pavarotti was the one who brought opera to the ordinary folks. And he had a voice that could make the angels cry. Listen to Nessu Dorma and when you are not moved by that last note you are already dead...… He had one of the very best voices of the 20th century. No doubt about it. Beautiful.

[theresabobeeesa]

Oh man, I’m already crying. All it takes is one line of Nessun Dorma 😭❤️

[flav]

My heart aches. This trailer already made me miss him so much, I don't know what I'll do after watching the film. Oh, how I wish I could have had a chance to meet him - to thank him for everything. Unfortunately I was born too late, the life can be cruel. Rest in peace, maestro. We love you.

[mrDingleberry]

He's the one that first attracted me to opera. The emotion that he see in his face and the beauty of his voice still makes me cry.

[damianvelazquez]

Greatest tenor of all time, no discussion.

[Caro-myvk]

Saw him perform in Modena. I was just a teenager. I can tell you he had so much charisma that all eyes were on him.

[tobiaswalker]

I never expected him to be funny! My respect for him just went up again! And I'm tearing up as I type this!

[maryhightower]

I can't wait to see this one! Will take my Mother with me, she gave me the appreciation for music.

[janaki]

i was lucky enough to see him live and i can tell you... even from the nose bleed seats... he was stupendous. There was not a dry eye in the house. He was magnificent

[Jean-PierreHeinvirta]

We saw him live in Verona and this in the first front rows. I will never forget it.❤️

[lovedove]

My favorite opera singer. No one will ever rise above this man or be equally as wonderful as him.

[vitabazarova]

Oh...this is only a trailer and I am already crying.. Cannot wait for the film. Grande!

[laurietijerina]

Pavarotti was a beautiful man, his voice was so powerful, he was a sweet person so selfless! He's been missed! RIP Mr Pavarotti!Your music lives on and so does the memory of you! ❤🌹

[gallen]

What a beautiful human being.! My mother would buy his music yet felt she had to shut it off when friends came over because they could not relate, so thankful she and dad exposed us ":outside the box" 💖