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Double Trouble is a 1967 musical comedy film directed by Norman Taurog and starring Elvis Presley, Annette Day, and John Williams. It tells the story of a nightclub singer named Guy Lambert (Elvis Presley) who gets mixed up with a pair of European thugs while performing in England. Despite having no interest in getting involved in their criminal activities, Guy finds himself caught up in a scheme to steal a valuable diamond from a museum. The film opens with Guy arriving in London to begin a new gig at a local nightclub. He quickly catches the eye of a young heiress named Jill Conway (Annette Day), who is vacationing with her wealthy family in England. Meanwhile, a pair of bumbling crooks named Gerald (John Williams) and Julius (Thiel Martin) are plotting to steal a priceless diamond from a nearby museum. When Gerald and Julius happen to catch Guy's performance at the nightclub, they mistake him for a professional thief and enlist him in their scheme. Despite Guy's protests, they insist on him being a part of their team due to his resemblance to the actual thief they originally hired. Soon, Guy finds himself in over his head as he becomes embroiled in a dangerous world of theft and deception. As the adventure unfolds, Guy struggles to stay one step ahead of the thugs while also trying to win the heart of Jill. Along the way, he showcases his singing and dancing talents in several musical numbers, including the catchy opening song "Double Trouble" and the lively "Long Legged Girl." Despite facing numerous obstacles and setbacks, Guy ultimately proves his innocence and helps foil the crooks' plans. Along the way, he also manages to win over Jill's heart and cement his place as a beloved entertainer in London. Double Trouble is a lighthearted romp that showcases Elvis Presley's infamous charm and talent as a performer. The film is notable for its catchy soundtrack, colorful visuals, and comedic performances by its ensemble cast. While it may not be considered one of Elvis' most iconic films, it remains a fun and enjoyable addition to his filmography.