Barbara McNair,
Doro Merande,
Edward Asner,
Elvis Presley,
Jane Elliot
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Elvis tried something different in his final narrative movie… but the results are oddly similar to his usual '60s formula. Here the King plays a doctor working in an inner-city free clinic, playi...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 30, 2002
Stats: 183 reviews
I love Elvis. I always have, he is the definition of cool. I also love musicals, so I am a fan of Elvis's films.
This was Elvis's most serious, less singing role. He only sang four songs for this film, including the title song. This movie has my all time favorite Elvis song, Rub...( read more)
True,Elvis was voted as one of the Greatest Americans (regardless of what this list has to proclaim).Anyways,we cine-buffs should create a poll voting a top 10 of lousiest male actors.Since we're mild in our judgment,number 7 is a decent spot!Alas the ghettos!!!
Ill conceived idea to begin with, it's not very well cast. As much as I like Mary Tyler Moore, she stinks in this. Not at all convincing, but it does mean well and has a few good scenes, but overall it doesn't work.
I dont really care for movies that Elvis is in but because Mary Tyler Moore is in it I cant wait to watch it!
very good elvis really good so was mary tyler moore great story line a must see for any elvis fan would have like a little more music
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I have been an Elvis fan for 55yrs he not only was a great singer but was a good actor also,I wish he was still alive!!!
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