

The film uses several different devices to tell the story of Presley's storied but chaotic career. It includes live concert footage in many scenes. There are also home movies that are used to demonstrate Elvis's personality and private life. The film also features reenactments describing Elvis's life and career. Presley is portrayed by four different actors during the course of the movie. Paul Boensch plays the young Elvis, at age ten. David Scott plays Presley as a teenager. He is depicted singing at a high school concert. Dana McKay plays "the king" at age 35, when his career was floundering. Finally, Johnny Hara portrays Elvis during his final days in 1977. Voice-over actors portraying Elvis and other characters are used to narrate certain scenes.
The movie's soundtrack is, of course, filled to the brim with Elvis classics. It has sold over half a million copies and remains available today.
The theatrical version of This is Elvis ran for 101 minutes. When the film was given a special double-disc DVD release in 2007, an extended version was also included. The longer version ran a total of 144 minutes, containing nearly 45 minutes of additional footage that had been cut from the film's theatrical release.
This Is Elvis is an Drama, Music, Documentary movie that was released in 2002 and has a run time of 1 hr 41 min. It has received poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 7.5.
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Documentary filmmaker John Scheinfeld is reportedly "takin' care of business" with a new biopic on Elvis Presley, just in time for the 35th anniversary of the King of Rock n' Roll's death. Set for a 2012 release, the film will be titled "Fame & Fortune," thank you very much.
An estimated 15-20,000 fans (and quite a few impersonators) from around the world have gathered at Graceland in Memphis to memorialize the King of Rock n' Roll on the anniversary of his death. Here at Yidio, we're celebrating by watching clips from his unbelievably awesome unreleased Karate movie "New Gladiators." Please join us.