WHEN DANIEL LEVY wrote a karaoke scene in his big-screen directorial debut, Good Grief, he knew there was only one song that would fit the bill: Elton John’s beautiful 2001 ballad, This Train Don’t Stop There Anymore. With its opening lyrics (penned by Bernie Taupin), “You may not believe it, but I don’t believe in miracles anymore”, it’s the perfect song thematically for a man (Levy’s Marc) coming to terms with the sudden and shocking death of his husband. But that’s not the only reason Levy chose it. “It’s a song that I actually sing at karaoke,” he says. “I knew it was in my range. I knew I could pull it off. Theoretically.”