Omg I just realized that, that is honestly awesome

Lol, you’re right 🤣

Good catch, Dyllan Jay

I thought the same thing the first time I seen the trailer 😃 I'm really excited to see this

I love this comment

He did sound like Elvis he’s a really good actor.

Sounds like Grimmel form How To Train Your Dragons

@@MTG_7 no. Shut up

like EXACTLY like him!!!

My heart skipped a beat.

What a Great Comment👌

It’s almost nonexistent lol Nobody listens to him😂

​@@jonjones4972guessing ur like 12

@@jonjones4972 "Nobody?" *the video you're commenting on has 23 million views.*

Only thing I recall of him is….. jailhouse rock, that he stole black people music annnnnnnnnd that he got his dance from forest gump😂

He was born in the same area, Tupelo so it wasn't too hard for him!

@@rainbowstones5431 No... no he wasn't

☝️

Yup but if he only got the looks

@@rainbowstones5431no he wasn’t

Me too. Somehow I knew nothing about this movie being made. Just showed up in my recommended videos. Can't wait now.

Same, made me almost cry in the theater, don't know why. Can't wait to see it

Me too!

Say that again!!!!

That line where he says “I need to get back to who I really am” took my breath away when I saw it in the trailer for the first time.

Let’s just hope they follow it up well

This guy’s head is too narrow to look like Elvis. They coulda went down to the Vegas strip and found someone better.

He sounds very close though

it does!

They could of least found an actor that resembles Elvis. It looks nothing like him

Yes ❤

I will make elvis legacy go on when I get children I hope he never getts forgotten even after 1000 of years

In this world there is only one elvish yadav

That's very true, how long have you been listening to Elvis songs?

I feel it I'm 25 and have found a new respect for what I once thought was just a dude who loved to wear rhinestones, sing cheesy casino music, and eat peanut butter banana sandwiches but he's was so much more than that and genuinely dude was a legend and probably one of the coolest guys of his entire era sadly lead to an early grave by over dedication, financial mismanagement, and a grifting snowman with a bad gambling problem.

@@lordfrieza3792 You said it perfectly, if I could live in a different era I'd love to witness the 60s for this man! It really is unfortunate that all this led to an early death but no doubt, still going strong generations later

good movie

@@lulluseas1004 me too, I love music, imagine witnessing Beale Street back then? And Sun studios

Dumy I am only 10 and i love led zepellins

Well, he was already great from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

This break is what he needed to show him to the world. A perfect Elvis. He’s talented, kind and well spoken..obviously worked hard to nail Elvis..and he did!!

@@delrey874 Honestly I didnt even pay attention to him in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Dont get me wrong I paid attention to his character but I couldnt have told you who it was watching the movie. But this film I feel is his break out movie.

That's a career path common to many actors. From unknowns, they play a role in a hit movie and suddenly they become celebrities.

@@nooan79 yes and Austin spent two years preparing for this role. Actors dedication like that is what leads them to stardom. I love hearing them talking about their prep for particular roles they’ve played. We’re going to be seeing a lot more of Austin I’m sure. ☺️

they should do a deep fake, Just like they did with Mark Hamill in the Mandolrian

You can’t deepfake an entire movie-it would be a disaster. The tech is getting better, but the lips and eyes still look dead.

@@ericeli1993 it would take so long to render that, it would cost way too much in time and money than its honestly worth, i think the actor looks good as elvis

I agree. I think he was a perfect choice!

Skip this, I already see mistakes in it! Watch actual concert footage of Elvis from early on! Watch and listen to his concerts, his recording sessions, interviews etc! When you’ve had the very best...Elvis Presley.... No one else compares! Elvis was beautiful inside & out! TCB⚡️TLC⚡️

They say Elvis had the most beautiful voice in the world, but the actor sings the songs in the film...ridiculous

@@stotelesii3025 yeah kinda like bohemian rhapsody.. it just wasn’t anywhere close to

unchained melody just hits me in the soul

the lego movie

Yes, absolutely agree. For me as a child, that was two things: the day my parents divorced and when I got herpes from two different men

Tim Burton's Batman...1989.

I got that on bohemiam rhapsody and joker now at elvis and blonde

The toy story movies

Oscar winner

I sincerely hope it's nothing like this god-awful trailer

@@Reesemello you seem to be the only one who thinks the trailer sucks

@@joannecendana i’m not impressed

@@transendencem8480 your hard to impress.

Never was a fan of Elvis, just didn’t really care. Watched the movie yesterday. It’s a must watch in the cinemas, it’s just different.

That was one of the things I really loved about it - that it presented Elvis as a complete person. So many - if not all - of the other Elvis movies I've seen in the past, he's always portrayed in a very one dimesional, cardboard cutout, way. It was such a beautiful movie. Love the creative camerawork, Austin Butler is amazing, the whole movie is just so beautifully-crafted, and emotional. My only one issue is that Tom Hanks playing the Colonel ruins that whole suspension-of-disbelief thing. You can't get totally lost in the movie because your brain is like 'look it's Tom Hanks'. Part of the reason you can believe that Austin Butler is Elivs is that Austin is not uber-famous. Tom Hanks is, and that actually often ruins movies he is in because it's like 'oh there's Tom Hanks'.... ...same with any super-famous actor. And Tom hanks is the only super famous person in this movie, so he stands out like a sore thumb. If it had been someone less well known, it would have been so so so much better. On top of that, the accent he's doing is weird. I assumed the Colonol actually talked like that, but when I listened to his actual voice, I did not hear that.

@@Julia-nl3gq I know what you mean. Tom's performance was fine but there were points where it was Tom in makeup (the prosthetics were excellent) but like you said it was still Tom Hanks, which must be terrible for him as an actor. He's been able to do so many different roles. I guess when Spencer Tracy or Fred Astaire were great it was always a Tracy or Astaire film -- weird Merle Streep can morph into different characters. Thanks for bringing that up, Julia🌼

Just proves that gullible woke suckers are easily entertained by a lame outrageously ridiculous make believe fairytale dramas like this bogus biographical epic. An androgynous Elvis? Seriously?

Garbage movie

one step behind the great Buddy Holly.

this dude is the worse example of affirmative action in history of America.

@Chrissy 123 😂😂😂

@Chrissy 123 to you nobody i know talks about him

@@wisdomisgangster3113 maybe you're 12 and your friends talk about bts. Doesn't mean they have a great legacy like elvis. Elvis is a musical icon like some few others.

… how come??

@@shannonceleste5557 It's a brilliant trailer.

Fr tho

These bio pic trailers are always so amazing. Rocketman had a really good one too.

@@shannonceleste5557 oh u millenials cant understand

If I can dream” made me share a tear! What’s your favorite songs of all time

How are you doing dear ?

How superficial are you? They say Elvis had the most beautiful voice in the world, but the actor sings the songs in the film...ridiculous

Elvis movie as always be the best, how long have you been listening to Elvis songs?

this dude is the worse example of affirmative action in history of the America.

She doesn’t have to see it, to quote Pee Wee’s Big Adventure she “lived it” :)

@@ENigma-um8zw that’s a beautiful perspective, thank you 🙏

My grandma is too and I hope she gets a chance to watch this. Your gran sounds like she was an icon too❤️

Sorry for your lost

Mark these words. Austin Butler is about to become a MAJOR STAR.

For sure! I was super skeptical but he looks legit!

I feel like his makeup is really bad and cakey idk if they did that on purpose. Like I see a guy dressed as Elvis but I don’t see Elvis cuz the makeup tried too hard to look like him. Idk it’s cognitive dissonance

My mannnn

I like that version

When I see the trailer, I consistently get emotional. Unchained Melody almost brings tears to my eyes.

Same here! As soon as I hear unchained melody I get teary eyed!

Totally agree ! Takes my breath away absolutely amazing!!! 😥❤

Hmm not exactly. Elvis said “it all comes natural to me” After his first performance, Elvis went backstage to ask his manager why all the girls were screaming and his manager said “I don’t know son, but whatever you did go out there and do it again”

And how do you know this?

@@MichaelJ44 is correct. Elvis wasn’t aware of why they were going so crazy in the moment. But part of it was definitely due to his nerves. Even through his last concert, his nerves would drive him crazy before going on stage. Once he was out there, he was fine but he experienced enormous anxiety leading up to a show

Lemme guess: you got this off of Facebook

@@kevinsaint20 Yes this is true. But Elvis would later do way more than just move his legs. He knew what drove them wild. He even humped the stage at one point.

Yea but only if you are white.

I was there! I saw him live on the Ed Sullivan Show. WOW!

I’m black so no.

I don’t think that I would be allowed in

@@sharonpresley9874 Really??

Same here both my grandparents are huge Elvis fans THE KING OF ROCK N ROLL

She will be greatly disappointed... That actor is s horrible choice...

Same as my aunt.

Then show it to her bruh and tell us her reaction

Elvis did in fact wear mascara and eyeshadow, especially in the early days.

Agreed.

I’m sorry for your loss 🙏🏽. I hope this movie lives up to what your father thought of Elvis 💯

I’m sure your dad will be watching this movie in heaven with Elvis himself!

Sorry about your loss I’m 33 too and I don’t want to imagine losing my father yet. Much respect to you and your father.

I thought of my grandma when I saw this trailer. She was from Memphis so was always a huge Elvis fan, so as someone in my mid-thirties as well, I am too. I wish she could go see this with me, but I'll go and see it for the both of us :)

May they rest in peice.

I got them wen he said I will be 40 soon no one will remember me

@The Usual Sus didn’t know poverty was a privilege.....

@The Usual Sus wow wisdom bro

Cringe

Also fake. Elvis stood completely loose from politics and society in general. This is also reflected in his performances.

Best movie of the year?

@@carlasilva8098 definitely! Nothing comes close.

@@dannyniland2927 LMAO. How many fingers in your hand? I can name at least 5 movies better than Elvis in 2022: Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Banshees of Inisherin, The Fabelmans, TÁR, Top Gun: Maverick.

@@kingofpopbts2080 really?? Not even close. Sorry 😊

@@kingofpopbts2080 yeah as if i am going to take a guy named king of pop BTS seriously

Funnily enough they announced recently they’re doing a mj film lol

We need no movies about pedophiles, thank you.

@@wesdon8131 Hilarious

watch.. a Sintatra movie might get greenlight

@@r.p.mcmurphy6623 well I disagree he was but you’re entitled to your opinion lol

totally my thought . as a woman i know that scream and the makeup really accentuates the whole thing . it's not sexual it's just wild

she was paid too much.

Snowman?!?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My Mom kept thinking that Austin Butler was Elvis, too, saying he did such a good job at it. And Mom was born in 1951, and she watched this movie twice in one week... Once was with me and Father watching, too.

Making like a memory of my favorite music movies like bohemian rhapsody and Rocketman

For sure he did!

Just got back from visiting graceland for the first time this weekend and i can say, the king lives on!

Can you make out what he says right at 2:20? Thanks

@@juancamaney4420 “Im gonna be 40 soon and no ones gonna remember me.”

I believe if Elvis wasnt famous, they would have been perfectly in love and marriage. However, he had all the money in the world, resulting in all the bad

her and Austin butler went to the met gala together this year !!

@@micahsalas8963 I don’t think this is good to say tbh considering Priscilla was 14 when they met and had a relationship while she was a minor

@@audramcdonaldapologist3676 i heard her parents forced him to marry her is that true?

ya in a documentry she even said though they where divorced he would stil always call her and she appreciated that,even though after her he was about to marry another woman he didnt realy want that,in the endstages of his life he was more lived then alive but my god that man lived his life mostly his way.

Yes!!!

Man it was so good. I get emotional every time I think about it

Hanks is all washed up - his performance was an embarrassment

@@BlookbugIV Based on the trailers I thought he’d be pretty bad but he actually did a great job. And the guy he plays was a washed up old man lmfao

@@wake9513 a good performance should seem effortless, kindled with a spark of authenticity. Putting on a fat suit and coming on with the ludicrous accent while playing scenes that scream *ACTING* - that kinda stuff is only fit for SNL sketches. I suppose he’s going back to his roots in a way.

I agree. I predicted that it was going to win 6 Oscars.

That goes to show just how loaded the award slate was this year.

It was terrible

@@cooperwolfe5478 😆😆😆😆

@@VelociPurchaser…….y..up.

Rev W Herbert Brewster of the East Trigg Baptist Church told him that.

Voltaire said “anything that is too stupid to be said is sung”. I like how these two quotes have some conflict yet still manage to both have some truth.

@@PhinPhan39 Well Queenie Wahine's Papaya, Song of the Shrimp, Yoga Is As Yoga Does, Old MacDonald, Clambake etc. surely prove that quote to be true.

"A reverend once told me, when things are too dangerous to say, sing" Yes, it's very dangerous to say things like "Lay off of my Blue Suede Shoes", "Goodbye mama shrimp, papa shake my hand", and "Queenie Wahine's Papaya rates higher than pineapple, pumpkin or poi". No doubt, if Elvis had spoken lyrics like that instead of singing them, he'd have surely either been taken out by a secret agent or put in jail for life.

@@LukeTieppo1694 And what musical and cultural revolution did you start? Elvis was drafted because the government considered him dangerous because of the effect he was having on the youth of America at that time. They sent him to Germany to get him out of the public eye, but it was too late. The revolution had already started.

Not me. I have studied him for 20 years.

Same here, he is my idol. He died just months before I was born, my mother used to listen to him all the time

Finally got to see Graceland for the first time last April and it was amazing

He didn’t change the music industry, he was just famous. That’s it.

@@chrisburbanksr3177 That sounds amazing

Fr

That's very true, how long have you been listening to Elvis songs?

This generation doesn’t know who Elvis Presley is but hopefully when they see this movie they understand who he was

@@luisjaime2567 Don’t be ridiculous, everyone knows Elvis

@@bkarns3756 facts it’s like saying “Todays generation doesn’t know Michael Jackson” everyone knows both kings

Im 26 and since I was you g I loved his songs

@@bkarns3756 Some people do and some people don’t that’s when I’m trying to say the only people who know who Elvis Presley was was my kindergarten teachers

your mom is better off watching the real deal.

My boi how old are u?

@@cyberislander5351 well if you took it that he was 14 in 1977 when he died, he would be 59

I remember those tacky Velvet Elvises, or is it Velvet Elvii…. Velvii 🤔🤔🤔

@@strnglhld I have a decoupage 8x10 picture of Elvis in the black leather suit hanging in my library.

Great story thanks

i know my grandparents told me that when elvis died (my mom was 3) she asked them who was going to be the new king because she thought elvis was the king of america

It's always the jealousy of others, evil people that take these extraordinary people down. Sad.

@@becca7263 your mom is stupid to think Elvis is the king of America

@MC Channel Were you able to take pictures? What a wonderful memory that so many of us that came after he passed will never experience.

Same here, how long have you been listening to Elvis songs?

Facts.

It’s like they expect him to be his identical twin. People are never happy💀

Just like how Michael Fassbender doesn’t look like Steve Jobs. The acting matters more than the appearance

Isaac Carew is damn near identical to Elvis.

@@alieaston6474 He could play him too but Austin Butler has a MUCH better voice for the role and is a better actor

Piano dan .....i agree 100% ...thats how i felt too ....👑👑💿🎼🎙📽🎞🎥📺🎬

Looks quite fitting.

I absolutely detest Luhrman and then he comes out with this. Just incredible

@@alfonsojarago why may I ask

See I'm opposite. him directing is the only reason I wanna see it while Elvis music could kick rocks if someone was playing it irl

I had always heard that he stole most of his songs and music from black people

True

@@se78n39 that’s what I heard to. That’s not surprising because white people have done that for decades and this was a time where black people were dehumanized (the most) to where it didn’t matter and nobody cared.

@@timotheechammywammy3214 @Harold Love Elvis was very humble with his relationship with the black community and black musicians, saying “ A lot of people seem to think I started this business. But rock ‘n roll was here a long time before I came along. Nobody can sing that kind of music like coloured people. Let’s face it, I can’t sing like Fats Domino can. I know that.” BB King, a close friend of Elvis and great musician, said “ I don’t think Elvis ripped them off, I think once something has been exposed, anyone can add or take from it if they like…To me, they didn’t make a mistake when they called him ‘The King.’”

@@dannygrant639 Yeah lol i literally looked it up and its a hoax

Isupport studied English with this I restarted English after 10 years I am a beginner studying English with asmr. Please come and take a look and ....

this dude is the worse example of affirmative action in history of the America.

Now 86 and he’s still the biggest selling solo artist of all time

2:34 “And who are you, Elvis” asked the guy is the same actor who played Billy Hargrove from Stranger Things Season 2 & 3

@@jamesdean9183 Rebel without a cause

@@missbleach8767 Elvis Presley himself cited James Dean as one of his biggest influences, and even once said that he would watch Rebel Without A Cause on repeat for hours

@@jamesdean9183 really cool 😊

Is it just me who can think only about how it'd have looked if a young Johnny Depp played him instead?

@@sreeramunnithan2460 ~ thing is, no one and I mean no one can act like, play, impersonate ... whatever you want to call it, simply because Elvis is beyond all that, however, I know Johnny Depp is a huge fan of Elvis. Some years ago, Depp was in a book of celebrities wearing Elvis’ actual sunglasses. Priscilla, I believe is the one who supposedly got all these famous celebrities together for this photo shoot of Elvis’ sunglasses. As for Depp, well, I do notice many mannerisms that would show how much Elvis has indeed influenced him. As hard of a role playing Elvis actually is, I do think Depp, whether young or older would make a great Elvis! TCB⚡️TLC⚡️

Austin's come a long way from being Zoey's boyfriend on Zoey 101.

@@omarcogle1965 yup lol

You know who broke the ice for Elvis? Sister Rosetta Tharpe.

Yep, his white skin allow him to take the culture of black Americans to the mainstream.

@@mr12aT Yes you are right. There is no need to feel bitter about this. Elvis TOOK THE RISK to do that. If he had not, the music business would have foundered for years longer. No value in tat. When Elvis put his touch on black music, the walls of racism and $$ inequality changed for the better. Black musicians could walkthrough the FRONT DOOR, they could PLAY and they can MAKE MORE MONEY. There is NO SHAME in this. As a fellow musician and lover of art, THANK YOU.

@@depper wait… who’s bitter? ‘Elvis took a risk in so that he could pursue is dream of being a famous musician’. My dude, that is not risky, like at all. Lol. It’s also not a risk because white people have always wanted be black; be black not in the colour of their skin (obviously), but more in the sense of culture. Why? Maybe because white people don’t actually have a fun culture, if a culture at all, and white people have been envious of black culture, probably since day 1.

@@mr12aT But maybe because Elvis was on a different level. There's nobody Black or White, that could sing Rock And Roll,Country,Gospel,Pop, R&B each style as good as anyone, and all together forget it.

Baz Luhrmann has perfected cinematography and the cinematic experience!

And it's better each time you watch it!

I know. I'm glad they went for talent instead of a freakily close lookalike. They don't have to be lookalikes to be Elvis. Look at David Keith in that Heartbreak Hotel family TV film. He looks nothing like Elvis, but he is immediately Elvis when you watch it.

Miles Teller auditioned and so did baby from baby driver

@@hughmungous206 And Harry Styles auditioned. They got the right guy.

@@laurawilloughby4000 how good they didn't chooses Harry Styles

@@reddevil9554 Exactly! As long as he can capture the essence of him, I think it’ll be a pretty solid performance. Who cares if he’s not a replica? If they wanted someone who looks just like him, they would’ve chose an impersonator

I love how he combined like white ppls music and black ppls music into one and really United everyone through his music. Can't wait

@@lacygray524 that's every black only church we've ever been to. The love is there. 🥰

@@lacygray524 ~ Elvis grew up in the black culture, he lived in the black area, the black neighborhoods of Tupelo on ol’ Saltillo road. The home that Vernon built, they briefly lived in and it certainly didn’t look like the way the home is presented today. The Presley family was dirt poor. Gladys had also worked in the fields with her young son who was exposed to the soulful singing in those fields. Elvis & the Presley family was regarded as being ‘from the other side of the tracks!’ The white conservatives did not like Elvis. They were against everything about Elvis, from his long hair and sideburns to his loud clothes, his gyrations onstage that they thought were sexual and especially hated his music. They blamed Elvis for juvenile delinquency. They called him despicable names from the devil to the ‘n’ word lover! Elvis’ father, Vernon had also done time in prison when Elvis was a child & their home was foreclosed, so to the ‘white Christian’ conservatives and other religious groups, Elvis was not liked at all! A judge in Florida banned Elvis from moving onstage and the judge attended his concert while the police filmed him. Elvis only moved his pinky finger and the crowd went wild! Elvis and his parents did attend their Pentecostal church and was heavily influenced by the Gospel music. Elvis did attend black churches. Elvis had black friends as a child and had black friends as an adult. Gladys stomped danced, sang and played harmonica. Music was an integral part of their family, their life and Elvis truly loved being in the black churches because music to him was his life! Elvis even said so later in life! Elvis loved R&B music, country and Gospel which is what rock n roll was formed from. Listen to Elvis in the recording studio, between songs he’s to record, you’ll hear Elvis belt out some of the best rhythm and blues. He loved playing bass guitar too. Now, with all the negative stuff and criticism Elvis went thru, and also attended the WDIA benefit in Memphis with black friends (‘56 & ‘57) who were singers, and then breaking racial segregation laws by attending ‘colored night’ at the Memphis fairgrounds, where he was photographed winning at games and giving the prizes to the children (the black kids) Well soon enough, the only child, the only son to carry on the family name who was also the bread winner for the family was drafted! The military branches had lots on who was going to ‘win’ Elvis. This was during the time that Elvis Presley was regarded as a national threat to the United States! (Yes, this is true!) It was a big deal to shave Elvis Presley’s head! This was Elvis Presley’s time of stardom! The government thought otherwise. They could control Elvis plus use his stardom to advertise the military and they did just that! Elvis could have fought being drafted but it would look worse for his character, his career. Elvis served humbly and refused any special treatment or lighter duty. They wanted him to be in the entertainment section to entertain the troops but he served as any other soldier. Now, with all that, Gladys, who we all know worried about her son when he was on tour singing & hated when the fans tore his clothes off, scratched him awfully etc. Gladys couldn’t be with her son, or talk to him during basic training and that was hard on her. When Elvis was at Ft. Hood, Texas, after basic training, his parents visited him at Eddie Fadal’s home. There are home videos of Elvis & Anita & wonderful home recordings of Elvis & Anita singing. The toll though on Gladys was severe and Elvis told his parents to go back to Memphis & for his Mama to see her doctor. Well, soon enough, an ambulance took Gladys from Graceland to Methodist Hospital where she was admitted and was in grave condition. Elvis requested many times to see his Mother but the Army refused his requests. Elvis was upset and threatened to go AWOL if he couldn’t see her, so the Army finally allowed him to see his Mother. Elvis and Lamar quickly flew to Memphis where Elvis visited his Mama all day long. Vernon told Elvis to go home and get some rest. Elvis went back home to Graceland while Vernon stayed at Gladys’ bedside when she died on August 14, 1958 at age 46. Elvis was devastated and in my opinion, he knew that it was him being in the Army, soon to be stationed in Germany that truly tore apart his Mama. Later on, in 1970, while onstage, Elvis said he was drafted and he was shafted. In my opinion, Elvis never forgave the way his Mama died. Had Elvis never been drafted, perhaps Gladys would have lived longer. Only Elvis knew why he said that and we will never know what was really deep down in his heart. It’s been said that Elvis was never the same after his Mother’s death but I think it’s more than that, I think it was about why she died. Gladys died mostly of a broken heart... “Until We Meet Again, May God Bless You, As He Has Blessed Me” “Adios” Elvis Presley TCB⚡️TLC⚡️

What does being black have to do with anything?

@@galaxyshark8994 you mean he stole music from black people?

Green haired Hollywood insider shilling for very historically inaccurate film.

There is only one elvish yadav

So you’ve already seen this “brilliant performance” in a movie that isn’t out for 5 months.

It's releasing in June, which isn't a great sign that they're hopeful.

@@AdamSnape woah! Ladies and gentlemen we have a box office insider over here

@@connorstory6978 Learn a thing or two about statistics, then come back to me.

Bro the movie isn't out yet don't jump the gun

If the actor played Elvis as well as you say, then Elvis wasn't special so others could play like him, and Elvis' original voice wasn't even used. The actor sings the songs. I thought Elvis had the most beautiful voice in the world... Incredibly ridiculous...sorry

@@stotelesii3025 , of course, you are welcome to your opinions. I have watched many recorded videos-live and films-- of his performances. For an imitation, he did extraordinarily well, even Pricila and Lisa Marie praised Butler's was perfection.

yesss! my words exactly!

I said that every day!

@eioshen boboi oh boohh, ya mixed up, that was that Jackson kid, who in fact, was on criminal charges against uh, KIDS!!!!! He had them in his bed, said so on film during an interview. It was his thinking that ‘sharing his bed was the most intimate way of showing love.’ Creeeepppyyyy.... just like his face!

It's a matter of fact, James was the only person, besides family, who was allowed to be alone with Elvis. He spent an hour and a half besides the coffin..

@@See-what-is ~ Ann-Margret was also alone at the wake with Elvis in the casket for several hours. 🌹 And Larry Gellar was the last to touch him before the casket was sealed closed. Lisa Marie & the funeral director put her bracelet on his wrist & Priscilla said to make sure it’s covered by his outfit so no one has the urge to perhaps take it. 🌹 Many celebrities wanted to attend, however, due to the amount of fans outside Graceland, they were told not to come & it was media frenzy. Some celebrities still came, like Ann-Margret & Roger Smith, George Hamilton, James Brown, Chet Akins, Sammy Davis Jr. & Carolyn Kennedy. 🌹 Elvis’ cousin, Bobby Mann (Elvis had fired him many years before) took the photograph for $18,000 of Elvis in the casket for the National Enquirer. (September 6, 1977 National Enquirer sold 6.5 million copies of that issue. At a 1000% profit. It is still the most famous cover picture ever) 🌹 And the huge crowd (hundreds of thousands) of fans waited outside of Graceland in the extreme hot Memphis weather (many passed out from the heat & from the heartbreaking emotional turmoil of his death) also to try to pay their respects to Elvis lying in state. Flowers were sold out throughout states because of the orders sent to Elvis Presley’s funeral. Elvis Presley’s funeral was considered that of a State Funeral. 🌹 Richard Nixon asked Americans fly their flags at half-mast. Tupelo Mayor declared August 16th an official day of mourning. 🌹 RCA sold over 400 million Elvis Presley records to distraught fans. 🌹 Part of President Jimmy Carter’s message to the nation was; “With Elvis Presley a part of our country died as well.” (Elvis & President Jimmy Carter were sixth cousins) Others said the American Dream died with Elvis. ~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~ “Until We Meet Again, May God Bless You, As He Has Blessed Me’ ‘Adios’ Elvis Presley TCB⚡️TLC⚡️

@@melvis1 I didn't know that Ann Marget was alone with Elvis. I looked it up and James Burton revealed this fact a couple of years ago. Larry Geller was the last person who saw Elvis before they closed the gasket

@@See-what-is Ann was indeed given time a very long time, (hours) alone with Elvis during the wake at Graceland. ~ Elvis & Ann remained very close friends until his death. Elvis liked & respected her husband Roger also, but the two visited each other’s shows, he always sent her flowers at her opening show & he even told Lamar to put the stage light on Ann (she was in the audience) as he sang to her from the stage. They had a deep love & respect for each other. Larry not only was the last to see Elvis but he also touched him before the casket was finally closed. ~ I remember this heartbreaking day. I was told to sit down & I knew something terrible happened. I refused to sit down since I knew it was bad news & then those heartbreaking words were told to me, Elvis died. No one could fathom including me, that Elvis had died. Fans were passed out all across the Graceland lawn inside the gates, it looked like a war zone. Before he was well known, even comedian Bill Murray was in the mass amount of fans outside the wall at Graceland. The WORLD was literally in SHOCK. I know I was. ~ Fans were climbing over the wall on the side of Graceland & were met with a line of police officers telling them to go back. The sheer amount of heartbreaking shock was indeed overwhelming. No other human being has had this effect on the world like Elvis Presley. Elvis loved the world with his humble sweet spirit. He was like family. His generosity was pure love from his heart. Elvis loved to give to make others happy & he loved to sing & he sang to make us happy. This is what made Elvis happy, giving of himself to others. Elvis truly was a Gift from God. And people have their own special loving relationship with Elvis, even though most never seen or met him. TCB⚡️TLC⚡️

@@melvis1 Elvis was a great enjoyable guy with a lot of guts. Nobody had ever been an "Elvis" and we are still waiting for the next one if he will ever come. I don't think so. It must have been awesome to be in his presence and to look him in the eye. Elvis was loving and caring but he had his shadow sides as well just as any other human being. Magnetism and charisma are elusive phenomena but Elvis had it in abundance. That's what stands out the most in my opinion, together with his unmeasurable importance in the history of populair music.

Im an Elvis fan too sesne 8 and this actor doesn't look like Elvis and im so irritated about that. So many elvis interpreters out there that walk, talk, sing and look like him but Hollywood get this guy.. 😡

@@Steger13 If you wanna know someone that almost looks exactly like Elvis and could have acted as him look at Gerard way

@@Steger13 of course he doesn’t look EXACTLY like Elvis, but I think it’s really close. He has really similar features. The face shape, the nose. And it’s not just about looking like Elvis, you have to ACT. The actor literally has to become another person, capture his walk, mannerisms, facial expression, the way he talks, and he has to convey this throughout the movie. it’s DIFFICULT to do, and it requires some serious skill. You can’t just grab any guy that looks like Elvis, they have to be really skilled actors in order to really capture the essence of the person they’re trying to portray.

@@Steger13 yeah, they should have made him take plastic surgery to get the part, sometimes life isn't fair.

Do you know which song plays in the first few seconds?

@@kunaalpramod2965 Suspicious Minds.

@Chandra Ciptaa NO SPAM ON AN ELVIS MOVIE

Elvis was a big "AGE IS JUST A NUMBER" guy

This gonna be political with MLK lmao

He DID know. He totally knew that he was famous and people would remember him.

he didn’t actually say that you know

We shouldn’t have remembered that pedophile tbh