The Magic of David Copperfield (1978)

This is the first official Copperfield TV special, introduced by the host Orson Welles.

This is the second CBS Copperfield TV special, introduced by the host Bill Bixby. For the first time David Copperfield is also co-writer.

Introduced by the host Jack Klugman.

Introduced by the host Jason Robards and then presented by David Copperfield himself, inside a flying Lear jet. For the first time he is also the producer.

"This is the Statue of Liberty. Tonight, the illusion of the century. David Copperfield will attempt to make the Statue of Liberty disappear." For the first time David presents a special without a host, and is also co-director.

With special guests Ricardo Montalban, Bonnie Tyler and Heather Thomas.

With special guests Angie Dickinson, Teri Copley and Peggy Fleming.

Introduced by the host Ben Vereen, the only special filmed outside USA.

Introduced by Ann Jillian after a short presentation by David Copperfield himself from the Alcatraz prison's beacon.

Introduced by the hostess Lisa Hartman and then presented by David Copperfield himself, from a huge triangular platform floating on the Atlantic Ocean. For the first time he is also the executive producer.

With special guest Emma Samms. Filmed at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, California.

With special guests Kim Alexis and Penn & Teller.

Introduced by the hostess Jane Seymour, and the third and last one in which David Copperfield enters the scene on his Harley Davidson. The location is not a stage but a train station, in which Copperfield will perform both the first and the last illusions.

With special guest James Earl Jones and a special appearance by the late Orson Welles.

From Caesars Palace, with special guest Wayne Gretzky.

Copperfield delves into the world of ghosts and demons.

With special guest Carson Daly, this is the only TV special with a feat broadcasted live (in USA only) from New York City.

Copperfield's upcoming moon-disappearing act is not just a whimsical stunt but a testament to his unwavering commitment to challenging the limits of magic. Speaking about the ambitious endeavor, he remarked, "It’s taken 30 years of work, that’s literally 30 years of our lives to develop it." The magician is collaborating with "Save the Children," an esteemed organization, to underscore the profound impact a single person can have on the world.