John Denver: The Higher We Fly (1983) | TV Special Documentary | Full Movie | Boomer Channel

🟢 Title: John Denver
🟢 Summary: "John Denver: The Higher We Fly" (1983) was produced by Stouffer Enterprises and Jon-Jer Productions. It was filmed in 1980 and aired in 1983. Directed and produced by Mark Stouffer, it features John Denver flying an F-15 fighter jet, a hot air balloon, and a recreation of the Wright brother's first biplane. Denver also tests out NASA's space shuttle simulator. He was a huge fan of aviation and wanted to share his passion with the world.
Directed by: Mark Stouffer
Writing Credits: John Gilligan
Cast: John Denver
Year Released: 1986
🟢 Rating: TV-MA
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[@abundantYOUniverse]

Fantastic movie. John was one hell of a pilot, so was his dad.

[@BoomerChannel_YT]

Fantastic pilot, amazing musician, and top tier human. He is missed.

[@kaylakain6039]

I read John Denver didn’t get along with his dad he was to mean to his son after his dad was in military I read later on John was diagnosed with autism he was officially tested to years after he died I was born with the same condition what a miracle it was

[@BoomerChannel_YT]

Yeah, I've heard tell of this. Apparently, his autobiography 'Take Me Home' goes into more detail about the situation, how the father was a military man. Very reserved and not prone to showing emotion. This had a trickle-down effect on his kids, making it harder for them to make social connections and friendships. On top of everything, John had Asperger's syndrome ... so it's really quite amazing what he accomplished. Putting himself on the world stage and making friends with people around the world. He was a truly inspiring, talented, and caring person. We were lucky to have him.