Leif 1979
"Leif Garrett's first and only variety TV Special."
Step back to the disco-era variety show boom with *Leif (1979)*, a one-of-a-kind TV special headlined by teen-idol-turned-host Leif Garrett.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Leif (1979) about?
Leif Garrett headlines a one-night-only TV variety special blending music, comedy, and dance into a vibrant 1970s snapshot. Guest stars like Bob Hope and Brooke Shields join Garrett for a mix of lighthearted sketches and performances.
Who directed Leif?
Director information is not available.
Who stars in Leif?
This special features teen idol Leif Garrett alongside comedy legends Bob Hope and Flip Wilson, rising star Brooke Shields, and pop sensations Marie Osmond and Pink Lady.
Is Leif (1979) worth watching?
As a snapshot of 1970s TV culture, *Leif (1979)* offers nostalgic charm for fans of variety shows and disco-era entertainment. While not a narrative film, its star power and live performances make it a curiosity worth revisiting for genre enthusiasts.
How long is Leif?
Leif (1979) runs for 60 minutes.
About Leif (1979) — The Teen Idol's Disco-Era Variety Special That Defined a Generation
Step back to the disco-era variety show boom with *Leif (1979)*, a one-of-a-kind TV special headlined by teen-idol-turned-host Leif Garrett. This 60-minute music, dance, and comedy spectacular blends quick-witted sketches with chart-topping performances, inviting audiences into a glittering late-70s living room where laughter and melody collide. Guest luminaries like Bob Hope, Flip Wilson, Brooke Shields, Marie Osmond, and Japanese pop duo Pink Lady turn the stage into a pop-culture time capsule, mixing sharp satire with family-friendly charm.
Crafted as Garrett's introduction to the variety format, the special balances playful nostalgia with the exuberance of an era when television still dared to be an event. From musical numbers to absurdist skits, *Leif (1979)* captures the spirit of a medium unfiltered—where spontaneity and star power reigned supreme.