John and Taupin resumed writing together on (at first) an occasional basis in 1980, with Taupin contributing lyrics to only three or four songs each on albums such as "The Fox", "21 at 33" and "Jump Up!". However, by 1983's "Too Low for Zero", the two renewed their partnership on a full-time basis and from that point forward Taupin was again John's primary lyricist for his solo releases. John often works with other lyricists on specific theatrical or film projects such as 1994's "The Lion King" and 2000's "Aida", both of which featured lyrics by Tim Rice, and 2005's "Billy Elliot", which has script and lyrics by the original film's screenwriter, Lee Hall. Hall also wrote the screenplay for Elton John biopic "Rocketman", in which Taupin features heavily as a major character.