Utterly Outrageous Comedy

Complications arise when Henry, in love with the new music teacher, joins the band. He accidentally gets a Stradivarius that belongs to another man.

Dave has the American Dream and hates it. His eccentric friends, quite happy with their bizarre way of life, struggle to pull Dave out of his depressed darkness!

Christian Arhoff excels in an early drag role, whereas Poul Reichhardt is noted in his first ever leading movie appearance.

The shadow of a huge dragon is circling above the royal castle, Princess Karolína is trying on black clothes of mourning with tears in her eyes and a few invited princes are feasting in the castle's court. They are discussing what to do over some good food. The first prince proposes offering the dragon a few hundred vassals in place of the Princess, the second is of the opinion that the kingdom neglected to take preventative measures and that they should try to reason with the dragon and the third prince, for a change, has written another song. But none of them wants to stand up to the dragon. And so it is up to the puppeteer Vítek, who has to gather up all his courage and, for his love for the princess, plunge into a futile fight...

This is the 6th CBS Copperfield TV special, introduced by the host Ricardo Montalban. It is officially titled "THE MAGIC OF David Copperfield VI" but is better known as "The Magic of David Copperfield VI: Floating Over the Grand Canyon", in witch "Floating Over the Grand Canyon" is a reference to the first illusion, given that for the first time David Copperfield performs an illusion in witch he floats in midair. This illusion is one of the few no more repeated, and also one of the few conceived and filmed for the TV audience only, since it was not possible to have a live audience. However in this special he finally reveals the name of his duck, called "pet duck Webster" and showed for the first time in the "David's Fable" illusion, the last one of the third special. So, the illusions performed are: "Grand Canyon Levitation", "Vanishing Giraffe Neck", "The Girl And Her Bird", "Instant Photo" (aka "Kids Allisa And Bo"), "Love Magic Lost" (aka "One More Night"), "Audience Jumping Rubber Bands" (aka "Project Magic", that is first a rehabilitation program founded by Copperfield in 1982), "Slow-Mo Duck" and "Escape From Death". This last feat is the first escapology number that Copperfield presents in a special, never performed before by anybody, and inspired to an illusionist of the past, Harry Houdini. During this escape, Montalban shows the Copperfield's parents, Hyman Kotkin and Rebecca Kotkin, who make their first appearance among the spectators in a Copperfield TV special.