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Frankie and Johnny (1966)Director:Frederick De Cordova |
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Johnny
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Frankie
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Cully
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Sue Ane Langdon | ... |
Mitzi
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Nellie Bly
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Audrey Christie | ... |
Peg
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Blackie
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Anthony Eisley | ... |
Braden
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Abigail
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It's Elvis as Johnny and oh, Lordy, how he can love! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
31 March 1966 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Ask ve kumar See more »Filming Locations:
Samuel Goldwyn Studios - 7200 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood, California, USA See more »Box Office
Budget:
$4,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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1.66 : 1
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Nellie Bly: I'm a real everything.
Johnny: What's your lucky number?
Nellie Bly: 1. One at a time.
Johnny: One it is. Would you mind giving them your magic touch? Just for luck. You better get the bottom one too. By this time tomorrow, this ship should be the S.S. Johnny. What's your name, Lucky?
Nellie Bly: Nellie. Nellie Bly.
Johnny: Welcome aboard!
Cully: That's it, Bly! I need a name to rhyme with "eye" for a new song I'm writing. Now I got it. Nellie Bly!
Johnny: You're going to be made famous in a song.
Nellie Bly: Well, I've tried every other way.
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(uncredited)
Written by Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman
Performed and Sung by Elvis Presley
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When Blackie put the live round in the stage gun, it was a Colt single action. After Frankie shot Johnny , the pistol was now a Colt double action revolver that wasn't even introduced till years after the movie was supposed to be set . See more »Quotes
Johnny: Are you a real redhead?Nellie Bly: I'm a real everything.
Johnny: What's your lucky number?
Nellie Bly: 1. One at a time.
Johnny: One it is. Would you mind giving them your magic touch? Just for luck. You better get the bottom one too. By this time tomorrow, this ship should be the S.S. Johnny. What's your name, Lucky?
Nellie Bly: Nellie. Nellie Bly.
Johnny: Welcome aboard!
Cully: That's it, Bly! I need a name to rhyme with "eye" for a new song I'm writing. Now I got it. Nellie Bly!
Johnny: You're going to be made famous in a song.
Nellie Bly: Well, I've tried every other way.
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Soundtracks
"What Every Woman Lives For"(uncredited)
Written by Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman
Performed and Sung by Elvis Presley
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Frankie and Johnny wasn't half bad as Elvis pictures go- which means it was half- watchable as a movie and not just a typical kitchy vehicle to ogle the King. The musical performances we're good and the sets and costumes interesting-the high point in the film is the last performance of Frankie and Johnny--Elvis actually comes off pretty suave at times as a river boat gambler and his character played well off a nubile, young Donna Douglas. Harry Morgan does a good job as Elvis' older, more wary sidekick and the rest of the cast work well and don't detract/subtract from the main action which is of course- Elvis. Not a bad way to kill an afternoon or round off an evening of insomnia.