https://youtu.be/oZxYHPEQyug

Here's a short video of this very rare Elvis feature, filmed in 1972 to show Elvis touring America, great movie filled with some great songs,Mark

A few pictures, from the film , Martin Scorsese did the early montage footage in this film, one of his first jobs,getting the films unpacked now after the house move and always enjoy this one,very hard to find now with Elvis on great form ,Mark

Very nice Mark used to go see every Elvis film in the cinema as they came out.I’m afraid I don’t have an Elvis film on any format so slightly jealous for this one.
Hope your house move went ok.

Mark, that is a hell of rare trailer, anything Elvis is great by me, i have the 68 comeback, Elvis on the Ed Sullivan shows and Viva Las Vega and a couple of trailers, i would love to get my hands on a good colour print of either Aloha from Hawaii, this is Elvis or Thats the way it is. Chances are pretty slim i think.

Thanks Gwyn and Tom, enjoying a few films again.

Tom ,this is the feature not the trailer, it's incredibly hard to find now and probably the rarest film I have.

I have two prints of Aloha from Hawaii ,one's faded and the others still pretty good colour on Agfa, That's The Way it is, that's another one that's hard to find,now all faded as mine is, I do have the trailer that still has good colour though.

Gwyn, your going to have to change that, some good films out there from Elvis, some on low fade too,, Mark

Mark,

It is great to see pics from this film...must be a treat to watch and listen to these classic Elvis songs!

That looks very nice! How does JD Sumner's low voice sound on that print? My wife is the big Elvis fan in our home, so "she" has 16mm prints of Love Me Tender, King Creole, and Change of Habit. Her dream is to get her favorite, Charro. One day...

Don
J D's voice is very low indeed, I've rerecorded it into stereo so makes this print much more enjoyable, Mark

Mark , apologies for not reading the start of this thread properly, the fact this is a feature just makes me even more jealous.
This thread put me in the mood last night to show the Mrs the Elvis on the Ed Sullivan shows 800ft reel. As you know, its a really good release with a fair bit of his early performances, and the sound and image is well above average for a such material.