Elvis Meets Nixon

[SeeSeeRider777]

What part of the movie is true? The donut shop scene is hilarious! :lol::lmfao:

[Suzan]

What part of the movie is true? The donut shop scene is hilarious! :lol::lmfao:

I've not ever seen it, had no desire to, is it worth watching?, what did you think of it overall? And there was a donut shop scene? LOL :lmfao:

[MojoElvis]

Almost all the parts were true. They just combined different events that happened into one movie.
The way he stormed out due to a heated conversation about his spending with Vernon and Cilla did happen.

The Donut shop happened 100% like the movie filmed it, on this Washington DC trip, only it's probably the Elvis version of the story after telling it so many times.

The guns on the plane happened too on this trip.

The gun falling out his boot in the bathroom happened later on, when Elvis went to get his mug shot photo taken for his badge.

That whole, "Farley aka Sonny West" part was just put in for comic relief.

The Jerry Shilling AKA Bobby parts were for the most part all true.

The Army man that Elvis gave all his money or Jerry's money to did happened too.

The Sunset Blvd was supposed to be what happened during the 68 comeback. When Binder talked Elvis into going out without bodyguards to see if anyone would notice him.
The record store story happened during 1974 only it was at the movie theater when this girl you had to work late cause of him, was complaining about getting paid and telling Elvis he should buy her a car. She also said, he should try walking cause he was fat".

As for the meeting, there was a time they were in there alone and no one knows what went on. The conversation about the Beatles did happen. Nixon's assistant was in there at the time.

I hope this helped.

[Suzan]

Almost all the parts were true. They just combined different events that happened into one movie.
The way he stormed out due to a heated conversation about his spending with Vernon and Cilla did happen.

The Donut shop happened 100% like the movie filmed it, on this Washington DC trip, only it's probably the Elvis version of the story after telling it so many times.

The guns on the plane happened too on this trip.

The gun falling out his boot in the bathroom happened later on, when Elvis went to get his mug shot photo taken for his badge.

That whole, "Farley aka Sonny West" part was just put in for comic relief.

The Jerry Shilling AKA Bobby parts were for the most part all true.

The Army man that Elvis gave all his money or Jerry's money to did happened too.

The Sunset Blvd was supposed to be what happened during the 68 comeback. When Binder talked Elvis into going out without bodyguards to see if anyone would notice him.
The record store story happened during 1974 only it was at the movie theater when this girl you had to work late cause of him, was complaining about getting paid and telling Elvis he should buy her a car. She also said, he should try walking cause he was fat".

As for the meeting, there was a time they were in there alone and no one knows what went on. The conversation about the Beatles did happen. Nixon's assistant was in there at the time.

I hope this helped.

Really? Thank you for this, I had no idea, as I've only ever heard this story told by Jerry Schilling on a few documentaries, and it's a different version.:D
Per Jerry, they went straight from the airport to the hotel, where Elvis placed calls to the White House and elsewhere....
Again this was very interesting to read and thanks again for the breakdown.:)(y)

[MojoElvis]

Also, there was no mention of Joyce Bova. The woman he was seeing on the side. She was one of his connections to the while house. She worked for them, she also had a twin sister.
He went to see her during this trip but wasn't mentioned

[Suzan]

Also, there was no mention of Joyce Bova. The woman he was seeing on the side. She was one of his connections to the while house. She worked for them, she also had a twin sister.
He went to see her during this trip but wasn't mentioned

No kidding? I had no idea, thank you so much for this...I wonder why never mentioned and why Jerry would leave so much detail out?

[rocknroll]

Almost all the parts were true. They just combined different events that happened into one movie.
The way he stormed out due to a heated conversation about his spending with Vernon and Cilla did happen.

The Donut shop happened 100% like the movie filmed it, on this Washington DC trip, only it's probably the Elvis version of the story after telling it so many times.

The guns on the plane happened too on this trip.

The gun falling out his boot in the bathroom happened later on, when Elvis went to get his mug shot photo taken for his badge.

That whole, "Farley aka Sonny West" part was just put in for comic relief.

The Jerry Shilling AKA Bobby parts were for the most part all true.

The Army man that Elvis gave all his money or Jerry's money to did happened too.

The Sunset Blvd was supposed to be what happened during the 68 comeback. When Binder talked Elvis into going out without bodyguards to see if anyone would notice him.
The record store story happened during 1974 only it was at the movie theater when this girl you had to work late cause of him, was complaining about getting paid and telling Elvis he should buy her a car. She also said, he should try walking cause he was fat".

As for the meeting, there was a time they were in there alone and no one knows what went on. The conversation about the Beatles did happen. Nixon's assistant was in there at the time.

I hope this helped.

The premise of the movie is true and that is about it. You really think Elvis held up a donut shop at gun point?

Anyway, very funny movie if you don't take it seriously. One of the best.

[Rover]

Never heard about this movie until I read this thread, but it sounds funny! Is it supposed to be a serious movie, or more like a parody?

[Getlo]

Never heard about this movie until I read this thread, but it sounds funny! Is it supposed to be a serious movie, or more like a parody?

Neither really.

It's a comic take on the meeting between the two men.

The guy who plays Nixon is hilarious.

It's meant as a bit of fun only, nothing serious. It's well worth seeing.

[riley]

haha and the man playing Elvis is yuckie

[MojoElvis]

The premise of the movie is true and that is about it. You really think Elvis held up a donut shop at gun point?

Anyway, very funny movie if you don't take it seriously. One of the best.

He didn't hold up a Donut Shop. They were about to mug him for his rings. I've read this many times in books written by his bodyguards. They had said Elvis loved telling the story. He pulled his gun out because he felt his life was in danger.
This movie was what they call a "Mockumentury"

[Diane]

:D Riley, all men who play Elvis are yucky as they never come close.

Thanks for the info on the movie Getlo. I've wondered about it and it sounds like fun.

Diane

[Rover]

Elvis with a gun in a donut shop? Ok, I *have* to see this movie/mockumentary :lmfao:

[MojoElvis]

As far as being a comedy actor, I felt Rick Peters did a good job. I gave up on EPE trying to find actors that look like Elvis to play him in a movie, a long time ago.
I think they want to set out an impression that, no else can look like him. Other than Micheal St Garald, Johnny Harra and in some parts, Kurt Russle.
I believe that the actor who played him the newest series was an awesome actor, it was just the that 2nd half of the mini serious took a rush turn. I get the point they were trying to make. That he was fustrated with Hollywood.
Rick Peters in my opinion was perfect for a movie that was not suppose to have been taken serious, like Bubba Ho Tep.

[rocknroll]

As far as being a comedy actor, I felt Rick Peters did a good job. I gave up on EPE trying to find actors that look like Elvis to play him in a movie, a long time ago.
I think they want to set out an impression that, no else can look like him. Other than Micheal St Garald, Johnny Harra and in some parts, Kurt Russle.
I believe that the actor who played him the newest series was an awesome actor, it was just the that 2nd half of the mini serious took a rush turn. I get the point they were trying to make. That he was fustrated with Hollywood.
Rick Peters in my opinion was perfect for a movie that was not suppose to have been taken serious, like Bubba Ho Tep.

He had some of Elvis' nuances down pat.

I recommend the movie if you want a good laugh. It is very funny.

[rickb]

it is quite a fun film and Bob Gunton asNixon is hilarious
rick

[Unchained Melody]

I've heard about this story and read about it many many times. Haven't seen this movie though..but really don't have an interest too.:P

[LORRIELOVESELVIS]

WHAT A WASTE,,,,(n)...Wayne Newton a joke.......(n)tells everyone what good friends he an Elvis were..I THINK NOT! LOL ;)

[ruggishboo]

I recorded the movie back in 97 when it came out, pretty funny movie. Nothing to be taken seriously though. Elvis was almost portrayed in a goofy way, but I wasn't offended about that. Heck, he might of had a good laugh at the film himself.

[Unchained Melody]

WHAT A WASTE,,,,(n)...Wayne Newton a joke.......(n)tells everyone what a good friends he an Elvis were..I THINK NOT! LOL ;)

And that is exactly why I don't plan on seeing it;)

[rocknroll]

WHAT A WASTE,,,,(n)...Wayne Newton a joke.......(n)tells everyone what good friends he an Elvis were..I THINK NOT! LOL ;)

It's all meant to be a joke, hense, why it is called a comedy.

Do you think Tony Curtis was serious about influencing both the Beatles and Elvis?

C'mon people, not everyone is out to get one over on Elvis. Geez.

[Suzan]

Neither really.

It's a comic take on the meeting between the two men.

The guy who plays Nixon is hilarious.

It's meant as a bit of fun only, nothing serious. It's well worth seeing.

LOL thanks Getlo, k, so it's a paradoy and comedy? The cover is hilarious.:D

I've read a lot of accounts of the meeting between the two men and nowhere is it mentioned that Elvis was afraid of being held up, nowhere, nor does Jerry Schilling, who was there, mention it in any of the interviews where he discusses this meeting.

[Tony Trout]

Neither really.

It's a comic take on the meeting between the two men.

The guy who plays Nixon is hilarious.

It's meant as a bit of fun only, nothing serious. It's well worth seeing.


100% spot on with this post, dude. It is a good movie if you want a few laughs...it's not meant to be taken seriously.....

[JDD]

I think its hilarious, but as for how true it is, other then he went there and got the badge probably not very. I don't think it was ment to be taken too serious though.

[Getlo]

WHAT A WASTE,,,,(n)...Wayne Newton a joke.......(n)tells everyone what good friends he an Elvis were..I THINK NOT! LOL ;)

Wayne Newton and Elvis were friends.

He always speaks highly of Elvis in interviews and on stage. And he pays tribute to Elvis at every one of his shows.

[MojoElvis]

LOL thanks Getlo, k, so it's a paradoy and comedy? The cover is hilarious.:D

I've read a lot of accounts of the meeting between the two men and nowhere is it mentioned that Elvis was afraid of being held up, nowhere, nor does Jerry Schilling, who was there, mention it in any of the interviews where he discusses this meeting.

I'm telling you, I've read this story more than once. I know for sure it's in, Allanna Nash' book.
"The Revelations of the Memphis Mafia", quoted by, Marty Lacker, Lamar Fike and Billy Smith.
Also at the time the movie came out I was talking to Marty Lacker and he said, he didn't like the movie but the Donut shop story did happen and

No, Wayne Newton was NOT his friend. He called him, one of those people who became Elvis' friends after he died.

[Suzan]

I'm telling you, I've read this story more than once. I know for sure it's in, Allanna Nash' book.
"The Revelations of the Memphis Mafia", quoted by, Marty Lacker, Lamar Fike and Billy Smith.
Also at the time the movie came out I was talking to Marty Lacker and he said, he didn't like the movie but the Donut shop story did happen and

No, Wayne Newton was NOT his friend. He called him, one of those people who became Elvis' friends after he died.


I have that book I don't remember that part, but again none of those guys were there, Sonny was and he never mentioned it, Jerry was, he's never said anything of it, and I have a book by Lacker "Elvis Portrait of a Friend" and he didn't mention that part at all. Jerry gave live interviews and he never mentions it.
I have several books that go into detail and those parts just aren't there.
On what page in the Revelations book is that passage so I can re-read it...but honestly I don't believe it, for the reasons I stated above. Not saying that your wrong, nothing of the sort, I just don't believe their acct. of it as they tell it now.

[MojoElvis]

I have that book I don't remember that part, but again none of those guys were there, Sonny was and he never mentioned it, Jerry was, he's never said anything of it, and I have a book by Lacker "Elvis Portrait of a Friend" and he didn't mention that part at all. Jerry gave live interviews and he never mentions it.
I have several books that go into detail and those parts just aren't there.
On what page in the Revelations book is that passage so I can re-read it...but honestly I don't believe it, for the reasons I stated above. Not saying that your wrong, nothing of the sort, I just don't believe their acct. of it as they tell it now.

That's cool, some day you'll come across it and see for yourself.
I also think I saw Jerry talk about it in an interview. I know read it before and then I had to double check it after I saw the movie.

[Suzan]

That's cool, some day you'll come across it and see for yourself.
I also think I saw Jerry talk about it in an interview. I know read it before and then I had to double check it after I saw the movie.

You don't know which chapter or page? It's a huge book...
Jerry has spoken of it on more then one occasion, not just in books and magazine interviews but he's also told it live on many occasions and never ever mentioned it.

[Getlo]

No, Wayne Newton was NOT his friend. He called him, one of those people who became Elvis' friends after he died.

Uh-huh. Well, you just continue to believe that.

Elvis met Wayne several times, usually in Vegas. They were not close friends, or overly buddy-buddy, but they were friends. Wayne attended several Elvis shows in Vegas as well. Various sources, the MM etc, mention the backstage meetings.

"During the Vegas slayday, Wayne spent quality time with the greats. 'When I first met Elvis, we had so much in common and became fast friends. It was something I was sure would be there forever, and when he passed away, it left not only a void as a friend, but also as a fan.' Wayne sings a handful of Elvis tunes almost every night. They're real crowd-pleasers. 'He's still here with me; I can do his music and sing his songs. The same with Frank. We became--thank God--wonderful friends, and I miss him terribly, but maybe it's just part of the fantasy...for me, they're not really gone. They're just in a different place.' "

[Suzan]

I always heard that as well Getlo...they weren't like close buddies but they visited when both were in Vegas. I've not ever heard Wayne Newton to claim any more of the friendship then that.

[Getlo]

From Caught In A Trap by Gilbert Garcia, New Times Music, January 21, 1999.

Excerpted from a New York Times interview.

"As an example Guralnick relays a story he omitted from the book, of Elvis stopping at an all-night donut shop in a seedy part of Washington, D.C., a few nights after his December 21, 1970, meeting with Richard Nixon. He begins to show off his gaudy jewelry and belt to the shop's patrons, explains that the International Hotel in Las Vegas presented him with the belt, and suddenly pulls out a gun, saying 'This is what says I get to keep it.' Several of Elvis' aides claimed to have witnessed the event, although Guralnick's research suggested that most of them could not have been there at the time. Strangely, after insisting that they saw the incident take place, two of these sources called Guralnick back and said that, after much thought, they both realized that they had not been at the donut shop but had simply heard Elvis tell the story so often and so vividly that they eventually came to believe they had seen it with their own eyes."

So Elvis said it happened ... but did it really?

[MojoElvis]

From Caught In A Trap by Gilbert Garcia, New Times Music, January 21, 1999.

Excerpted from a New York Times interview.

"As an example Guralnick relays a story he omitted from the book, of Elvis stopping at an all-night donut shop in a seedy part of Washington, D.C., a few nights after his December 21, 1970, meeting with Richard Nixon. He begins to show off his gaudy jewelry and belt to the shop's patrons, explains that the International Hotel in Las Vegas presented him with the belt, and suddenly pulls out a gun, saying 'This is what says I get to keep it.' Several of Elvis' aides claimed to have witnessed the event, although Guralnick's research suggested that most of them could not have been there at the time. Strangely, after insisting that they saw the incident take place, two of these sources called Guralnick back and said that, after much thought, they both realized that they had not been at the donut shop but had simply heard Elvis tell the story so often and so vividly that they eventually came to believe they had seen it with their own eyes."

So Elvis said it happened ... but did it really?

Thank You, Getlo.

[Suzan]

From Caught In A Trap by Gilbert Garcia, New Times Music, January 21, 1999.

Excerpted from a New York Times interview.

"As an example Guralnick relays a story he omitted from the book, of Elvis stopping at an all-night donut shop in a seedy part of Washington, D.C., a few nights after his December 21, 1970, meeting with Richard Nixon. He begins to show off his gaudy jewelry and belt to the shop's patrons, explains that the International Hotel in Las Vegas presented him with the belt, and suddenly pulls out a gun, saying 'This is what says I get to keep it.' Several of Elvis' aides claimed to have witnessed the event, although Guralnick's research suggested that most of them could not have been there at the time. Strangely, after insisting that they saw the incident take place, two of these sources called Guralnick back and said that, after much thought, they both realized that they had not been at the donut shop but had simply heard Elvis tell the story so often and so vividly that they eventually came to believe they had seen it with their own eyes."

So Elvis said it happened ... but did it really?

:notworthy:notworthy:notworthy:notworthy
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:hug ::hug:

Plus this says a few NIGHTS AFTER the meeting.

I'm still waiting on info for the page in the MM book where I can find where the guys said this because I honestly do not remember reading it in there and the book is huge, and I am not in mood to go thru it all tonight and since MOJO says he's read in there, perhaps he can supply the chapter if not page #. :)

[rocknroll]

From Caught In A Trap by Gilbert Garcia, New Times Music, January 21, 1999.

Excerpted from a New York Times interview.

"As an example Guralnick relays a story he omitted from the book, of Elvis stopping at an all-night donut shop in a seedy part of Washington, D.C., a few nights after his December 21, 1970, meeting with Richard Nixon. He begins to show off his gaudy jewelry and belt to the shop's patrons, explains that the International Hotel in Las Vegas presented him with the belt, and suddenly pulls out a gun, saying 'This is what says I get to keep it.' Several of Elvis' aides claimed to have witnessed the event, although Guralnick's research suggested that most of them could not have been there at the time. Strangely, after insisting that they saw the incident take place, two of these sources called Guralnick back and said that, after much thought, they both realized that they had not been at the donut shop but had simply heard Elvis tell the story so often and so vividly that they eventually came to believe they had seen it with their own eyes."

So Elvis said it happened ... but did it really?

If Elvis Presley had held up a donut shop in a Washington D.C. ghetto, don't you think some of the patrons there would have come forward to tell the story? Or called the police? Something?

C'mon people, Elvis quite often exagerated stories to get a desired reaction from people. Just because he MAY have told the story doesn't mean it happened. It does, however, make for a hilarious scene in a movie.

[Getlo]

If Elvis Presley had held up a donut shop in a Washington D.C. ghetto, don't you think some of the patrons there would have come forward to tell the story? Or called the police? Something?


Yes.

In fact, the first time I ever heard anything about this was from watching the movie we're discussing. I can't recall anyone, anywhere mentioning this story, even if it was exaggeration on Elvis' part. And it's not in any books that I can recall, either. And it's not mentioned as part of the Elvis-Nixon section of the Elvis After Dark exhibit at Graceland, either; and that has a lot of video footage of Jerry and others talking.

Everything else about the Nixon trip has been discussed: the argument with Vernon, storming out of Graceland, the commercial flight, the Vietnam soldier on the plane, the White House meeting, everything else.

But the donut shop story? I don't think it happened, personally.

But stranger things have happened ...

[rocknroll]

Yes.

In fact, the first time I ever heard anything about this was from watching the movie we're discussing. I can't recall anyone, anywhere mentioning this story, even if it was exaggeration on Elvis' part. And it's not in any books that I can recall, either. And it's not mentioned as part of the Elvis-Nixon section of the Elvis After Dark exhibit at Graceland, either; and that has a lot of video footage of Jerry and others talking.

Everything else about the Nixon trip has been discussed: the argument with Vernon, storming out of Graceland, the commercial flight, the Vietnam soldier on the plane, the White House meeting, everything else.

But the donut shop story? I don't think it happened, personally.

But stranger things have happened ...


I agree.

Probably the funniest part of the movie, even though it most likely didn't happen. At least not that way.

[MojoElvis]

Here is the clip. Just to let you know, they do throw around the "F" word a lot.

http://www.123video.nl/playvideo.asp?MovieID=150813

[KPM]

I'm sure that if the donut story happened it was no where near a holdup.

[elvis himselvis]

I haven't seen the movie,but I would love too see it:lol:

[rocknroll]

Here is the clip. Just to let you know, they do throw around the "F" word a lot.

http://www.123video.nl/playvideo.asp?MovieID=150813

Man that's funny every time I watch it.

"I aim on keepin' 'em too." Hahahahahaha:lol:

[Getlo]

Another point is that Elvis was in Washington for only about 24 hours, from late on December 20th to late on the 21st.

And since he spent most of the 21st at the hotel waiting for the call to go see Nixon, I'd suggest this donut shop tale is yet another fairytale that's been added to the Elvis story over the years.

Again, I seriously doubt it happened.

[Suzan]

Another point is that Elvis was in Washington for only about 24 hours, from late on December 20th to late on the 21st.

And since he spent most of the 21st at the hotel waiting for the call to go see Nixon, I'd suggest this donut shop tale is yet another fairytale that's been added to the Elvis story over the years.

Again, I seriously doubt it happened.


(y)(y) and guess what? I agree once again...espescially after the info you posted in you prev. response.
Plus like I said you never hear this in televised or dvd interviews w/any of the guys that accompanied or met Elvis in Washington DC.

[Rover]

Here is the clip. Just to let you know, they do throw around the "F" word a lot.

http://www.123video.nl/playvideo.asp?MovieID=150813

You made my day!! :notworthy

[maria1073]

he meet lucy on the trip to washington

[Getlo]

he meet lucy on the trip to washington

You mean Lucy de Barbin?

No, he didn't.

Lucy rivals Wanda June Hill for pure fantasy!

[Sonny]

How close is Jerry Schillings story to the truth, the way it is shows on Elvis By The Presleys. I think it sounds accurate and can be trusted.

No sillyness in that story. It could have went down that way, right?

Sonny

[maria1073]

You mean Lucy de Barbin?

No, he didn't.

Lucy rivals Wanda June Hill for pure fantasy!

wher you there

[Getlo]

wher you there

No.

And neither was she.

Lucy de Barbin is a liar, conwoman and fraud.

[maria1073]

how do you no

[presley31]

how do you no

show us some proof that lucy was there:hmm:

[Getlo]

how do you no

Well, I know the sky is blue, but I don't know how to prove it.

Maria, Lucy and her *****ic claims were debunked years ago. She supposedly received cards and letters from Elvis (none of which she kept, funnily enough) and - according to her - Elvis sent her secret hand signals from the stage, including during Aloha. :lmfao:

The woman, quite clearly, is deranged. :blink::blink::blink:

Seriously, just Google her. She's not to be taken with any amount of credibility at all.

However (and this has been discussed on other threads, so no need to go off on another tangent) her daughter Desiree could very well be Elvis' child as the resemblance is uncanny. But the rest of her story about their ongoing relationship is complete fabrication. She was, at best, a one-night stand.

[maria1073]

show us some proof that lucy was there:hmm:

ther was a phone list with desiree name on it. charlie hodges book me and elvis he says we shot all kind off female name at him elvis mentionrd one women desiree. charlie hodges all so said ther was a desiree but she was a woman not a baby and that was in 73 so if she was a one night stand then what was she doing on a phone list in 73

[Getlo]

ther was a phone list with desiree name on it. charlie hodges book me and elvis he says we shot all kind off female name at him elvis mentionrd one women desiree. charlie hodges all so said ther was a desiree but she was a woman not a baby and that was in 73 so if she was a one night stand then what was she doing on a phone list in 73

Er, Desiree was Lucy's daughter. I'd suggest Charlie is referring to another woman altogether.

[maria1073]

Er, Desiree was Lucy's daughter. I'd suggest Charlie is referring to another woman altogether.

no elvis calld lucy desiree then when lucy had her daughter to elvis she name her desiree have you read the book

[Getlo]

no elvis calld lucy desiree then when lucy had her daughter to elvis she name her desiree have you read the book

That's right, I forgot.

The story is still crap.

[maria1073]

see you dont have out to back it up so for all you know lucy could be telling the truth

[Getlo]

see you dont have out to back it up so for all you know lucy could be telling the truth

Honey, I don't have anything to back up my belief that alien abduction is crap as well ... but it is!

This is the last time I will post on this thread about Lucy, as it's :offtopic:, but:

* she has no proof at all that she even met Elvis;
* she kept no gifts that he supposedly sent her;
* she kept no letters and notes that he supposedly sent her;
* she has given erroneous dates, especially in the 70s. She said she was with Elvis somewhere, when records show he was elsewhere;
* and again, she says Elvis sent her hand signals from the stage during Aloha! What more proof do you need of this woman's lunacy? ;)

If you want to believe in this fairytale, go right ahead. But you might as well believe in Santa Claus as well.

[cameron]

OFF TOPIC: from original thread.



Actually, she does have something.
A friend of mine believes her. That's his business ....;)
I don't make fun of others beliefs .

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c146/zorahday/l4.jpg

[Getlo]

Actually, she does have something.


If you believe Elvis actually gave that to her, I have a bridge over Sydney Harbour I'd like to sell you.

[cameron]

OFF TOPIC AGAIN.



If you believe Elvis actually gave that to her, I have a bridge over Sydney Harbour I'd like to sell you.

No sense of humour ,no sense of humour .
That card, {whatever} is in her book.

That bridge is too far to bother with. Thanks anyway.:)

[Tony Trout]

That signature looks as fake as a $4.00 bill to me....

As Getlo has said, Lucy is a fake...plain and simple....

[rocknroll]

That signature looks as fake as a $4.00 bill to me....

As Getlo has said, Lucy is a fake...plain and simple....

Yeah, she is Looney Tunes. You just have to listen to her for a minute to figure that out. I never for a minute believed she had any relationship with Elvis and never heard before that she met him on his DC trip. Again, another fantasy.

[maria1073]

Yeah, she is Looney Tunes. You just have to listen to her for a minute to figure that out. I never for a minute believed she had any relationship with Elvis and never heard before that she met him on his DC trip. Again, another fantasy.

you no you dont even no the women

[rocknroll]

you no you dont even no the women

What??????????

[Getlo]

you no you dont even no the women

And you do?

No, no ... we do know her. As a lunatic. :lmfao:

[Suzan]

Lucy is a woman who created a fantasy in her own mind, convinced her daughter of it and made her 15 min. of fame.
I don't think she's loony, lol, she knew what she wanted and knew exactly how to obtain it.;) LOL

[Getlo]

Lucy is a woman who created a fantasy in her own mind, convinced her daughter of it and made her 15 min. of fame.

Yes.

As I said, I've always believed Desiree is Elvis' child (the resemblance is simply too spooky) but the story about the relationship and an ongoing thing is just b.s.

She was a one-night stand, maybe two or three, and she is a complete fantasist.

Hmmm. So much for me not posting anymore re Lucy! ;)

[SeeSeeRider777]

Anybody got a photo of this kid? I havent seen one and you guys say she looks a lot like Elvis.

[cameron]

sent by my friend .

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c146/zorahday/l2.jpg

[Diane]

Yes Desiree does resemble Elvis but then how many other men and women in this very populated country could we say this about?

Sorry, after reading Lucy's book she lost all credibility with me. Had she not written it in the style she did which ran like a fantasy love story and the several things she said Elvis said and did which did not remotely sound like him or like anything that he was known to do, she might have convinced me.

Diane

[cameron]

I'm sorry. I didn't believe Lucy's story either.
The dates she gave just didn't work out .
She is a beautiful girl though.

[Alessia]

Anybody got a photo of this kid? I havent seen one and you guys say she looks a lot like Elvis.

Here's an interview with Lucy and Desiree from youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y2AGLEhK1g

I think she looks just like her mother.

[cameron]

Here's an interview with Lucy and Desiree from youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y2AGLEhK1g

I think she looks just like her mother.

Thanks. I'd never seen this.
It's quite a story, that's for sure. She does look like her mother .

[presley31]

There are lots of people in the world that resemble people, but l don't see elvis in desiree one bit, she looked nothing like him as a baby either.

[maria1073]

Yes Desiree does resemble Elvis but then how many other men and women in this very populated country could we say this about?

Sorry, after reading Lucy's book she lost all credibility with me. Had she not written it in the style she did which ran like a fantasy love story and the several things she said Elvis said and did which did not remotely sound like him or like anything that he was known to do, she might have convinced me.

Diane

like what. what did she say that elvis would not have said

[SeeSeeRider777]

Yeah I dont believe her. If she really thought that this kid was Elvis' daughter she would have stepped up to collect $.

[Suzan]

Yes.

As I said, I've always believed Desiree is Elvis' child (the resemblance is simply too spooky) but the story about the relationship and an ongoing thing is just b.s.

She was a one-night stand, maybe two or three, and she is a complete fantasist.

Hmmm. So much for me not posting anymore re Lucy! ;)

;) LOL

Though I don't believe that Desiree is Elvis daughter, I don't see the resemblance at all and would like to see her less heavily made up.:)