David Foster’s long-held proclivity for theatrics

Our 2005 story on an autobiographical TV show by Canadian music producer David Foster, who serenaded President Trump in Florida this weekend

Shanda Deziel
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David Foster, a renowned Canadian record producer, raised eyebrows when he and former prime minister Brian Mulroney serenaded Donald Trump with a rendition of “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling” at the President’s Mar-A-Lago “Winter White House” residence in Florida. We look into the archives and found proof of his flair for the theatric in his then-new autobiographical TV show, “Princes of Malibu”. Learn more about Maclean’s Archives or sign up now for your 30-day free trial.

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