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Genre:
Comedy /
Musical /
Romance
Plot Summary: Tulsa is a specialist in the US
Army stationed in Germany. He loves to sing and has dreams to run his
own nightclub when he leaves the army....but dreams don't come cheap.
Tulsa places a bet with his friend Dynamite that he can spend the night
with a club dancer named Lili, who is rumored to be hard to get. When
Dynamite gets transferred, Tulsa is brought in to take his place. He is
not looking forward to it, but in order to keep his money, he must go
through with it.
User Comments: Elvis' career changing movie
User Rating: 5.5/10 (530 votes)
| Cast overview, first billed only: | ||
| Elvis Presley | .... | Tulsa McLean |
| Juliet Prowse | .... | Lili |
| Robert Ivers | .... | Cookie |
| James Douglas | .... | Rick |
| LetÃcia Román | .... | Tina |
| Sigrid Maier | .... | Marla |
| Arch Johnson | .... | Sgt. McGraw |
| Mickey Knox | .... | Jeeter |
| John Hudson | .... | Capt. Hobart |
| Kenneth Becker | .... | Mac (as Ken Becker) |
| Jeremy Slate | .... | Turk |
| Beach Dickerson | .... | Warren |
| Trent Dolan | .... | Mickey |
| Carl Crow | .... | Walt |
| Fred Essler | .... | Papa Mueller |
1 out of 1 people found the following comment useful:-
Elvis' career changing movie, 11 October 2002
Author:
funkyfry from Oakland CA
Elvis was photographed in uniform while still in service (in Germany)
for this amusing, light service comedy. He must make good on a bet made
for another serviceman who's been sent to Alaska -- to bed dancer Prowse
within a week. She's legendarily cold, but warms up to E's garrulous
charms and his chivalry. She takes him out to the country, where he
sings to her on a ski-lift and (unfortunately) at a children's puppet
show. This is really the beginning of the new Elvis, the family Elvis,
which is now despised by many fans of his grittier 50s act, but also
really helped him sustain his career through the weird 60s pop music
atmosphere. A lot of people that are into Elvis are down on his movie
recordings, but the fact is that this is what kept his stuff going when
others who came up in rock and roll (Chuck Berry, Gene Vincent, Bill
Haley, etc.) were faltering or beginning exclusively European and
Mexican tours and films.
The film, as it is, should serve as nostalgia for some, and as a bright
spot of silliness on the now much bleaker cinema screens.
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