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This Is
Elvis
This film is written, produced and directed by Malcolm
Leo and Andrew Solt. Where this film differed from other
documentaries was in the use of actors in short sequences dramatising
different times in Elvis's life; from a small boy in Tupelo through to
the teenage high school student in Memphis, to the troubled and
overweight Elvis of August 1977. The majority of footage used throughout
the film was culled from many sources including feature films,
television specials, television guest appearances, press conferences,
interviews, candid family film and off-set movie locations. Warner Bros.
press release information made it very clear that this project would in
fact be seen as Elvis's 34th movie, and that their film would be a very
revealing portrait of a gifted and much-loved entertainer. Another very
different spin on the standard music documentary was the inclusion of a
narration (by Elvis impersonator Ral Donner) to provide a first-person
viewpoint as if from Elvis himself. |
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A Legendary
Performer Vol.3
A great collection of rare Elvis footage from
the 50's to 70's.
The Fifties
Picture Gallery; Elvis Answering Machine, Blue Moon Of Kentucky
New York Stage Show; I Got A Woman 28 January 1956
Home Movie 1956; Dark Moon
On Stage 1956; Long Tall Sally
Movietone News; Presley For President
Movietone News; Mississippi Alabama State Fair
Ed Sullivan Show; Love Me Tender (Colour)
Movie Outtakes; Jailhouse Rock
Video Clip; Hard Headed Woman
The Army Days
Welcome Home; Elvis At The Railways Station
G I Blues Outtakes
G I Hope You Like My New Picture Trailer
The Sixties
Hawaii 1961; Picture Gallery Such A Night
Behind The Scenes; It Happened At The Worlds Fair
1968 Comeback
Singer Presents; Elvis Commercial
The 68 Comeback; DVD Trailer
One Night Only; Cinema Trailer
The Memphis Sessions; Home Movie
The Seventies
That's The Way It Is Rehearsal And Live Outtakes
Elvis On Tour Rehearsal Outtakes
Aloha From Hawaii DVD Trailer
Elvis Live 1977
Hollywood, Florida; See See Rider 12 February 1977
Orlando, Florida; Big Boss Man 15 February 1977
Johnson City; Polk Salad Annie 19 February 1977
Hollywood, Florida; You Gave Me A Mountain 12 February 1977
Johnson City; Jailhouse Rock 19 February 1977
Binghamton; Heartbreak Hotel 27 May 1977
Johnson City; Little Sister 19 February 1977
West Palm Beach; It's Now Or Never 13 February 1977
Binghamton; Bridge Over Troubled Water 27 May 1977 |
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