I have always wondered it we would ever see outtakes from any of Elvis' many movies. With each new edition marketed, there is never new material, only the same thing as previously sold. I have heard much of his music outtakes in the studios. It gives the listener a glimpse into what those sessions were like. I have read so much about those lost years in Hollywood, but I've never seen anything other than the finished product.
Does anyone know if that material even exists or if it will ever be released????
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University of Memphis
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There are lots and lots of outtakes from the 68 Special, TTWII, EOT and AFH.Originally Posted by ehollier
I have always wondered it we would ever see outtakes from any of Elvis' many movies. With each new edition marketed, there is never new material, only the same thing as previously sold. I have heard much of his music outtakes in the studios. It gives the listener a glimpse into what those sessions were like. I have read so much about those lost years in Hollywood, but I've never seen anything other than the finished product.
Does anyone know if that material even exists or if it will ever be released????
There are lots and lots of outtakes from the 68 Special, TTWII, EOT and AFH.
Yes, I know. I was referring to his 60's movies like Girl Happy, Blue Hawaii, G. I. Blues....I love to see outtakes that some of the dvd's have included, but I haven't been able to find any on E's movies....
"More people today should see him not simply as a performer, but as an artist with a great soul."
John Bakke, professor emeritus
University of Memphis
They did not save outtakes in the old days like they do today.
If they had any idea that one day DVDs would offer a market for such things I'm sure they would have saved more. There may still be a thing or two in the studio vaults from Elvis movies but I would not expect a lot.
I wondered, too bad. There would be some real gems there.
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
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