Elvis and Me (TV 1988)The story of Priscillia's life with rock and roll star Elvis Presley. Director:Larry Peerce |
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Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy.
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| Dale Midkiff | ... | ||
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Linda Miller | ... |
Ann Beaulieu
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Captain Joseph Paul Beaulieu
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Rick Colton
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Hugh Gillin | ... | |
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Mark Thomas Miller | ... |
Jerry Schilling
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Kristin Holstrom | ... |
Michelle Beaulieu, age 5
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| Elden Henson | ... |
Don Beaulieu, age 10
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Erick Ratliff | ... |
Don Beaulieu, age 13
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Maria Claire | ... |
Pam Rutherford
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Sarah Martineck | ... | |
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Matt
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The story of Priscillia's life with rock and roll star Elvis Presley.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
7 February 1988 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Elvis i ja See more »Box Office
Budget:
$8,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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[fires revolver into TV screen]
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During the filming, Elvis and Priscilla go to Las Vegas. On an outside shot, in background they show The Landmark Hotel. This is not possible since the hotel was not built until 1969. See more »Quotes
Elvis Presley: [watching TV] Robert Goulet... I hate that son of a bitch.[fires revolver into TV screen]
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I love watching movies based on the life of Elvis as most of us do, and I particularly liked this one since it was from Priscilla's prospective. Susan Walters made a fascinating Priscilla. Dale Midkiff, although not as visually similar as Kurt Russell's portrayal of Elvis, brought an electric sensitivity to this part. Midkiff can hypnotize an audience with a single stare without ever uttering a word which made him the perfect choice for the role of Elvis. In my opinion, this movie gave an insightful look into the complex life and emotions of Elvis and Priscilla and is a must see for their fans. If you're not an Elvis fan, it's worth watching just to view Midkiff for a few hours.