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Elvis Presley's best friend of over twenty years, Diamond Joe Esposito, shares his memories and films of the King. | Add synopsis »
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(in credits order) | Joe Esposito | ... | Himself |
| Jimmy Velvet | ... | Himself |
| Al Dvorin | ... | Himself |
| Paul MacLeod | ... | Himself - fan |
| Phyllis Collas | ... | Herself - fam |
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| Lee Edwards | ... | Himself - WMC Channel 5 (archive footage) |
| Hank Garland | ... | Himself (archive footage) |
| Mason Granger | ... | Himself - WMC Channel 5 (archive footage) |
| J.C. Grimes | ... | Herself - former teacher (as Mrs. J.C. Grimes) |
 | Elvis Presley | ... | (archive footage) |
| Peggy Ross | ... | Herself - WMC Channel 5 (archive footage) |
| J.D. Sumner | ... | Himself (archive footage) |
 | Gina Tuttle | ... | Narrator |
| Kathy Westmoreland | ... | Herself (archive footage) |
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| Terry Moloney | |||
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| Terry Moloney | ||
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| Joe Esposito | .... | executive producer | |
| Roy K. Forbes | .... | field producer | |
| Terry Moloney | .... | executive producer | |
| Terry Moloney | .... | producer | |
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| Ryan David Laird | |||
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| Terry Moloney | |||
| Arthur Springer | |||
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| John Kline | .... | sound | |
| Dan Luna | .... | sound post-production mixer | |
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| David Fleming | .... | graphics | |
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| Tony Harris | .... | camera operator | |
| Crash Levine | .... | camera operator | |
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| Michael Thau | .... | on-line editor (as Michael 'Groggy' Thau) | |
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| Dede Vogt | .... | musician: additional instruments | |
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Elvis: His Best Friend Remembers (2002)
*** (out of 4)
Documentary has Joe Esposito, Elvis' best friend apparently, telling various stories from their first meeting while they were in the Army up until the day The King died. This documentary runs 130-minutes and at times it becomes rather long but overall it offers a lot of great stories from a man who was right there all through the ups and downs. The best moments happens when Esposito talks about the day Elvis died and we get to see various news broadcasts breaking the news to the public. He also puts to rest several rumors about the day Elvis died and once again, just seeing the pain as he's telling the story makes it seem impossible that Elvis faked his death or whatever other rumors are out there. There's also plenty of concert footage, movie clips and rare home movies and photos.