“You’ve lived and died and come to life again” Released March 13th, 1969, Charro! is a westerns film starring Elvis and this film is not a musical and never features him singing on-screen. In fact, the only song in this movie is the main title song performed by Elvis. This movie was shot on location at…
Live A Little, Love A Little released October 23rd, 1968. This was the last film that Norman Taurog would ever direct, as he went blind shortly after making. This is a musical comedy has Elvis sharing the screen with Rudy Vallee, who was a legendary singer from the 1920s, and he did not sing in…
“Take a real deep breath and put your warm red lips on mine” Elvis stars in his 27th film Speedway. Released June 12th, 1968, this musical action film was directed by Norman Taurog and produced by Douglas Laurence with the production company being MGM. For the production of the film, Elvis was paid $850,000 plus…
“My dreams are there, where the eagle flies” Released March 8th, 1968 was Stay Away, Joe. This western-comedy was set in modern times. It was based on the 1953 novel by Dan Cushman. The screenplay for this film was actually adapted from a failed Broadway musical Whoop-Up. Directed by Peter Tewsbuy and produced by Douglas…
“My heart aches with love for you” Clambake was released October 18th,1967 and was directed by Arthur Nadel. This musical stars Elvis alongside Bill Bixby and Shelley Fabares yet again. In Japan, the film was under the title Blue Miami. Though the movie was set in Florida, much of the footage was shot in California….
“Could I fall in love and forever be true, my heart tells me I could if I fell for you” Elvis stars in Double Trouble, which is the worst Elvis movie ever. This movie was released April 5th, 1967. It was directed again by Norman Taurog and produced by Irwin Winkler and Judd Bernard. Double…