Elvis | Club Handy on Beale Street | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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Published 2022-08-23
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About Elvis:
Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” explores the life and music of Elvis Presley (Austin Butler), seen through the prism of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker (Tom Hanks). The story delves into the complex dynamic between Presley and Parker spanning over 20 years, from Presley’s rise to fame to his unprecedented stardom, against the backdrop of the evolving cultural landscape and loss of innocence in America. Central to that journey is one of the most significant and influential people in Elvis’s life, Priscilla Presley (Olivia DeJonge).
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All Comments (21)
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I love how Elvis went directly where he could escape anxiety. Among friends and the spiritual vibrations of gospel and blues.
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he really did loved his black fans and loved hanging with them I hated that the media put out he was against black's when he wasn't
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I love the detail that he can’t escape his reality, even on the radio. It’s all Elvis.
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The actor who played Little Richard put so much ENERGY into this! Amazing
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"Elvis and I were the original Blues Brothers" B.B. King. Elvis had a unique way of looking at a song, had he lived there would have been no end to his inventiveness" B.B. King "There wasn't an ounce of racism in that man's body, believe me I'd know" B.B. King
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Austin Butler is a great Elvis as usual but that guy playing BB King is doing a spot on job
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Love how in this scene when fans keep swarming him, he's never once rude to them.
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Dude playing Little Richard is KILLING IT!
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I LOVE when Elvis stops in the Cadillac at 1:37 and the music slows down to Elvis signing “I’m feeling so lonely, baby, feeling so lonely” and then continues to chaos. Because thats exactly how Elvis lived his whole life…
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This might be my favorite scene in the whole movie. I love the mix of old and new music, it shows just how cool Elvis was to people back then - like a modern rap star or ballplayer would be today.
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This scene made BB King look so warm and comforting. Like an old appreciating friend.
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This scene blows my mind! BB King, Little Richard, Sister Rosetta Thorp and Elvis Presley in the same room. Tripping out hard!
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I simply love this scene, specially in the part when sister Rosetta is singing with all those black legends and Elvis is chilling with them, it shows perfectly how Elvis loved their music, loved to be with them and how it was fundamental to his music. Superb!
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This is easily my favorite scene! The music, energy, cinematography, and Austin’s charisma are off the charts!
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Someone else mentioned this but you gotta appreciate how even though Elvis clearly felt overwhelmed by everyone surrounding him, he still did his best to shake hands, smile and sign autographs.
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No matter how many times I see this movie, that first "WOAP BOP AH LOO BOAP A LOP BOM BOM TUTTI FRUTTI-" will always send chills down my spine. Edit: Also that smooth transition at 3:57
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Wow I’m so shocked that the actor that plays little Richard in this film sings just like him!!
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man, what an experience this was to be apart of. I was the trumpet player in all the club handy scenes :)
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He nailed Elvis's laugh at 4:11. Oscar-worthy performance. At least he got a golden globe.
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Austin Butler impressed me in this scene. For a moment it's like you are watching Elvis Presley not an actor. Very impressive.
