Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTelevision special featuring Elvis Presley's last tour before his death.Television special featuring Elvis Presley's last tour before his death.Television special featuring Elvis Presley's last tour before his death.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
Ginger Alden
- Self
- (as Ginger)
Estell Brown
- Self
- (non crédité)
James Burton
- Self
- (non crédité)
Joe Esposito
- Self
- (non crédité)
Joe Guercio
- Self
- (non crédité)
Charlie Hodge
- Self - Stage Assistant
- (non crédité)
- …
Ed Parker
- Self - Elvis Presley Bodyguard
- (non crédité)
Jerry Scheff
- Self
- (non crédité)
Sylvia Shemmell
- Self
- (non crédité)
Myrna Smith
- Self
- (non crédité)
J.D. Sumner
- Self
- (non crédité)
Ronnie Tutt
- Self
- (non crédité)
Kathy Westmoreland
- Self
- (non crédité)
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This show was not as bad as the critics make it out to be. But it was obvious that Elvis was dying. He was so sick and it was obvious. But he still put on a great show. I would like to see this released on video for the fans. I don't care what the critics think of it. Elvis didn't care what the critics thought of him. He still pours out his heart. It was sad to see him forget the words to "Are You Lonesome Tonight?", but listen to the emotion that he put into "My Way", and "How Great Thou Art." I think he knew he was dying and was saying goodbye.
I remember seeing this CBS special when it first aired. I was nine years old and it made quite an impression on me. Yes, he looked bad. He was overweight. We have all seen pictures of him in the final years so thats no big surprise. What I do find interesting is that some people say his voice was failing. To that I say...B.S.!! Listen to How Great Thou Art from this program and tell me his voice is failing. He practically blows the roof off with his voice. It really is sad to watch Elvis In Concert. Especially if you take into consideration that the Aloha From Hawaii concert was just four years before. Elvis just makes a quick run through of his most famous songs such as Hound Dog, Teddy Bear and Jailhouse Rock out of obligation to the fans. However songs such as You Gave Me A Mountain and My Way (among others) are given the full treatment.
Is too bad that CBS not release the whole Elvis In Concert. It's so many fans around the world to like to see the king's last TV Show. He is doing so great. He wanted to say goodbye to the world, but CBS stop him, it's to bad.... His new fans, I'm sure they will love the whole Elvis in Concert. He still have a new fan coming up every sec, so if they want to make some big $$$, release the Concert on DVD. From Elvis comes out of the car to he get's back, and the backstage stuff. and by the way, way not release all Concert's from Elvis on tour from 1972. (MGM)
It's so mush, but we is not allow to see it.....
God Bless Elvis
It's so mush, but we is not allow to see it.....
God Bless Elvis
This is last TV special of three Elvis Presley ever made. '68 Comeback Special was perfect rock 'n' roll concert, Aloha from Hawaii was concert with all kind of songs and perfect, and this is sad image of a man who started it all but who had to die young because of it.
The King sings great songs from early days, including Jailhouse Rock and Hound Dog. He still rock, but doesn't look that good than he did few years ago.
After all, this is great concert, and good testament to you all from the King of music.
10/10
The King sings great songs from early days, including Jailhouse Rock and Hound Dog. He still rock, but doesn't look that good than he did few years ago.
After all, this is great concert, and good testament to you all from the King of music.
10/10
CBS filmed two shows (19th and 21st June). The first was not very good, caused by drugs and stage fright. On the second night, Elvis pulled himself together and delivered a great show, or as great as he could in 1977. The final TV Special was only 50 minutes long, contained a lot of fan footage and Vernon Presley talking about Elvis both before and after his death. Only few songs are actually shown and it becomes clear, that the producers tried to avoid showing too many close-up shots of Elvis's face, which was bloated, tired and sweating. My thoughts are: - it is sad to see Elvis so close to death, and he really looked a dying man - he can't walk very well, so he just stands there, all of the 1969 energy gone - yet he puts so much into his singing, just check out "Tryin to get to you" - Let's hope for an official release of all the material shot (a box set similar to the other TV shows) - there are bootleg editions of Elvis in Concert which are edited together from all material available - the original TV special is definitely too short, it will leave you craving for more.
Conclusion: everybody should be able to see it. Depending on the mood you're in, you will either start crying over seeing a dying man or you will marvel at Elvis's voice, still that strong and his sense of humor which keep the audience and the band members so fascinated.
Conclusion: everybody should be able to see it. Depending on the mood you're in, you will either start crying over seeing a dying man or you will marvel at Elvis's voice, still that strong and his sense of humor which keep the audience and the band members so fascinated.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesElvis Presley's third and final television special was the most-watched program in the U.S. when it was broadcast, seven weeks and six days after his death. CBS rebroadcast it in spring 1978, and it hasn't been shown since. It is his only special that remains unavailable on home video.
- GaffesThe special was promoted as "Highlights from Elvis' last two concerts" but they were not his last two concerts.
- Citations
Elvis Presley: [last words from Elvis on the concert before closing song] 'Til we meet you again. May God bless you. Adios.
- ConnexionsFeatured in This Is Elvis (1981)
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Détails
- Durée
- 50min
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 1.33 : 1
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