Baz Luhrmann's ELVIS | "Hayride" Clip

See Austin Butler and Tom Hanks in Baz Luhrmann’s #ElvisMovie, only in theaters June 24. #TCB
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From Oscar-nominated visionary filmmaker Baz Luhrmann comes Warner Bros. Pictures’ drama “Elvis,” starring Austin Butler and Oscar winner Tom Hanks.
This film explores the life and music of Elvis Presley (Butler), seen through the prism of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker (Hanks). The story delves into the complex dynamic between Presley and Parker spanning over 20 years, from Presley’s rise to fame to his unprecedented stardom, against the backdrop of the evolving cultural landscape and loss of innocence in America. Central to that journey is one of the most significant and influential people in Elvis’s life, Priscilla Presley (Olivia DeJonge).
Starring alongside Hanks and Butler, award-winning theatre actress Helen Thomson (“Top of the Lake: China Girl,” “Rake”) plays Elvis’s mother, Gladys, Richard Roxburgh (“Moulin Rouge!” “Breath,” “Hacksaw Ridge”) portrays Elvis’s father, Vernon, and DeJonge (“The Visit,” “Stray Dolls”) plays Priscilla. Luke Bracey (“Hacksaw Ridge,” “Point Break”) plays Jerry Schilling, Natasha Bassett (“Hail, Caesar!”) plays Dixie Locke, David Wenham (“The Lord of the Rings” Trilogy, “Lion,” “300”) plays Hank Snow, Kelvin Harrison Jr. (“The Trial of the Chicago 7,” “The High Note”) plays B.B. King, Xavier Samuel (“Adore,” “Love & Friendship,” “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse”) plays Scotty Moore, and Kodi Smit-McPhee (“The Power of the Dog”) plays Jimmie Rodgers Snow.
Also in the cast, Dacre Montgomery (“Stranger Things,” “The Broken Heart Gallery”) plays TV director Steve Binder, alongside Australian actors Leon Ford (“Gallipoli,” “The Pacific”) as Tom Diskin, Kate Mulvany (“The Great Gatsby,” “Hunters”) as Marion Keisker, Gareth Davies (“Peter Rabbit,” “Hunters”) as Bones Howe, Charles Grounds (“Crazy Rich Asians,” “Camp”) as Billy Smith, Josh McConville (“Fantasy Island”) as Sam Phillips, and Adam Dunn (“Home and Away”) as Bill Black.
To play additional iconic musical artists in the film, Luhrmann cast singer/songwriter Yola as Sister Rosetta Tharpe, model Alton Mason as Little Richard, Austin, Texas native Gary Clark Jr. as Arthur Crudup, and artist Shonka Dukureh as Willie Mae “Big Mama” Thornton.
Oscar nominee Luhrmann (“The Great Gatsby,” “Moulin Rouge!”) directed from a screenplay by Baz Luhrmann & Sam Bromell and Baz Luhrmann & Craig Pearce and Jeremy Doner, story by Baz Luhrmann and Jeremy Doner. The film’s producers are Luhrmann, Oscar winner Catherine Martin (“The Great Gatsby,” “Moulin Rouge!”), Gail Berman, Patrick McCormick and Schuyler Weiss. Courtenay Valenti and Kevin McCormick executive produced.
The director’s behind-the-scenes creative team includes director of photography Mandy Walker (“Mulan,” “Australia”), Oscar-winning production designer and costume designer Catherine Martin (“The Great Gatsby,” “Moulin Rouge!”), production designer Karen Murphy (“A Star Is Born”), editors Matt Villa (“The Great Gatsby,” “Australia”) and Jonathan Redmond (“The Great Gatsby”), Oscar-nominated visual effects supervisor Thomas Wood (“Mad Max: Fury Road”), music supervisor Anton Monsted (“Australia,” “Moulin Rouge!”) and composer Elliott Wheeler (“The Get Down”).
Principal photography on “Elvis” took place in Queensland, Australia with the support of the Queensland Government, Screen Queensland and the Australian Government’s Producer Offset program.
A Warner Bros. Pictures Presentation, A Bazmark Production, A Jackal Group Production, A Baz Luhrmann Film, “Elvis” will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures. It is set to release in theaters in North America on June 24, 2022, and internationally beginning 22 June 2022.
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[@holmesd5003]

My Aunt saw him in concert, this is exactly how she explained it and if anything they are playing it down, the women went absolutely bonkers like they were in a trance

[@heetcrusher2880]

My gandma saw him in concert too and a lot of the girls she said actually passed out and had to be helped.

[@thereserogers8113]

Yeeeehaaaa can't wait

[@keetonplace]

I saw him starting in '69 in Vegas and that's just what he did. Put you in a trance. Even the guys! ! He was so magical.

[@furionmax7824]

Did this man seriously stir up a crowd of women so hard they actually threw their bras and panties at him on stage??

[@holmesd5003]

@@furionmax7824 Im not sure about that one, I thought that was kind of strange to come from that era where everyone was very conservative

[@goblinslayer7096]

Okay but the girls in this scene absolutely sell everything here. The look of panic on that one girl’s face and their own reactions of losing control are so so great. I bet at least one of them is going to star in something after this. Best “extras” ever.

[@littleslugger.]

Agreed but some of these are just overly exaggerated and over done… like c’mon now

[@vikingsong2068]

It really wasn't. Watch original footage of Elvis (or the Beatles). Girls used to go nuts.

[@littleslugger.]

@@vikingsong2068 i tried looking for the haywire video but apparently can only find radio recordings of it, and although the girls were flipping out their screams seemed more realistic than everybody here standing up one by one convulsing and foaming out their mouth screaming for help like their life was in danger, i know its a movie, i just found it humorous was all. Definitely gonna watch this

[@TNYC_728]

1 hundred percent

[@b00p33]

thats what i thought!!! thats literally me looking at this trailer

[@MichaelJ44]

“I don’t mind the fans ripping off my shirt , they’re the ones who put it on my back” -Elvis Presley

[@penmarie7123]

Just like he never minded the fans at the gates of his beloved Graceland practically 24/7; he always said the fans were the ones who put him on that hill. ❤️⚡️❤️

[@anthonylewis3095]

The black culture you stole their music, act, and style for profit mind you didn’t give them the due homage and respect!

[@Liberum69]

@@anthonylewis3095 What other due, homage, and respect did he need to give other than explicitly telling the world that he was deeply inspired and in some ways raised by black culture?

[@inventions178]

@@anthonylewis3095 Wasn't stolen.

[@spencerobrien1233]

@@anthonylewis3095 "This is the REAL King of Rock n' Roll." - Elvis Presley introducing Fats Domino, giving credit where it was due. Elvis merely played the music he liked, and he was influenced by just as many white country stars.

[@killer92173]

I love how Elvis' mom was all worried about him, meanwhile his dad was very entertained and intrigued by the madness around them. Lol

[@abrahamg3354]

Speaking of his father, it sucks to see him talk about his son passing away on TV. Parker really new how to burn someone out SMH.

[@skillet9141]

@ killer92173 The usual parent dynamic.

[@excitedcat9517]

Hurt him? They wanna f- 🤣 I couldn’t stop laughing after that lmaoooo

[@kbanghart]

@@abrahamg3354 true and, if the movie is correct about his dad, sad to see his dad not even stand up for him for anything seems like.

[@linb5216]

@@kbanghart all about the $$$. Shame on Vernon for not standing up to The Colonel and both agreeing on something that worked for both parties. Those later years, you could see the tiredness and decline health in his face and body due to a rigorous schedule he was forced to adhere to not to mention the drugs needed to keep him at that performance level. I saw Elvis in 1975 in concert. He looked so bloated and tired then......but he was still Awesome! So sad!! We lost a great talent way too early 😪!

[@AMIN_mash]

the fact that it's actually Austin singing, is absolutely crazy! (For young Elvis)

[@mateusdecarvalhobueno7757]

@AJ Gentile It's like putting together what Rocketman did with Taron Egerton singing and Bohemian Rhapsody with the voice of Freddie Mercury singing.

[@JameSmith2013]

There is a definitely some kind of mixture with Elvis actual voice at times within this. The times you can tell it’s Austin singing though, he has done very well for sure.

[@mateusdecarvalhobueno7757]

@@JameSmith2013 Yes, the only difference is that Elvis had a deeper voice.

[@AMIN_mash]

@@JameSmith2013 from what I heard and read, all the “young” Elvis stuff is 100% Austin singing. The older/later stuff is not him

[@jessealbertson8187]

Um

[@DavidManuUwU91]

Austin Butler looks like he gave every part of himself for this role. Can't wait to see the full film!

[@flyinggordonproductions4875]

Next month

[@richardwhite1343]

It's not an elvis biopic and these are the types of songs going to be in the movie

[@mohammedrahman9649]

He should get Oscar nomination for this role

[@owainthomas2316]

@@richardwhite1343 wtf are you on about it is an Elvis biopic and his music will be in the film

[@haydenpoe6475]

Lol "every part of himself"

[@jamesreacts111]

When the older woman screamed the whole cinema burst out in laughter. I can't wait to see it again. The conclusion was outstanding

[@chloeangeline1504]

My mom did the same😂

[@GannicusMisteriosdeHonduras]

I did the same, cinema cried at the end with the final Unchained Melody scenes

[@dfclubonyt]

When we went no one was there

[@aligale6751]

@@dfclubonyt I noticed the crowds have diminished. At first most theaters were sold out, but last time I went just a week ago, plenty of seating. Most have seen it by now.

[@89RealThe]

I feel the same too. Can't wait to watch it again .

[@Colmenero444]

Its funny some people say these reactions were over done. Oh no...this was exactly how it was at those times. Elvis had that effect on the crowd.

[@m.syauqiabdurahman2798]

Yeah Like at that time in america , no one ever saw that kind of perfomance . It was so diffrent to the point Elvis have a problem with the police from how he move in the perfomance . So yeah , whoever say the reaction is over done Well this is how it happen back in the 50s

[@markl1930]

It is overdone.

[@ComedyBros5]

Is this really how ladies acted when he started playing? It’s wild. What a time to have been alive to see this in person!

[@mistahac]

Definitely overodne.

[@Phelie315]

Yeah and also it doesn't really matter if it's overdone, it's dramatic exaggeration. It's what Baz Luhrman does, just look at Moulin Rouge :D

[@Jack-qi9zq]

Got goosebumps watching this. This guy has channeled Elvis right into himself. The resemblance is uncanny.

[@spogcrotts4601]

Elvis was on the production team the entire time. He coached Austin personally. I know because I was there.

[@TM-fu2we]

He looks nothing like him but it doesn't matter.

[@aidanlucid9619]

@@spogcrotts4601 Was Colonel Tom there too? 😉 Just kidding. Can't wait to see this.

[@spogcrotts4601]

@@aidanlucid9619 Oh, man. I'll tell you that Tom Hanks isn't Tom Hanks; he's been dead for quite some time. Abraham Lincoln was there, too. Him and Elvis are related.

[@GQFJB]

@@spogcrotts4601 you're actually on to something about Hanks tho.

[@schmeldwicksmith5379]

I love Tom Hanks' narration, "he was a taste of forbidden fruit, they would have eaten him alive." Full goosebumps. I think this movie could really touch on what Elvis represented to people back then in a visceral way, which is really exciting.

[@ComedyBros5]

Did girls really go wild like this? This looks insane. Always enjoyed Elvis’ music but never really knew his story.

[@rebeccabuller1510]

Yes. In an interview several years ago, his friend Lamar Fike said the screaming never stopped. During one of his earliest concerts, they nearly tore off his entire shirt. It was pandemonium.

[@gypsydavecooper9283]

@@ComedyBros5 My Mum did, she's 80 soon and told me she danced down the aisles at the cinema in Dublin!

[@junescoular292]

@@ComedyBros5 In later years it was reported that Elvis shook his nether region and that is what the girls were screaming at! Well, ya gotta start somewhere! And those girls did!

[@Lemuel928]

Too tempting,but they say that’s rather refreshing.

[@TheHannahcast]

I cannot express how jaw-dropping the combination of acting, cinematography, editing, and sound mixing is when things get REAL crazy around the 0:55 mark. Austin and the girls' frantic movements, the high-frame-rate, the sudden electric guitar riffing and screaming like mad. All of this is specifically done to make today's audience feel the way Elvis' audiences felt when he was in his prime.

[@ahsokatano5394]

Exactly! So beautiful

[@hurrikanelaw]

I can imagine what the extras’ were feeling when auditioning for their roles “okay so just scream as loudly and as crazily as you can, the crazier you are the higher your chances of getting the part are” 😂

[@fallseason6203]

Exactly!!!! The scene made you feel like one of the girls lol. In the theater I was hanging off my seat and giggling

[@vondefeo8586]

It's the genius of Baz Luhrmann

[@allimac5104]

Perfect comment - you have articulated exactly what I have been thinking after watching this extraordinary film. Electrifying.

[@tylerdurden6574]

The funniest thing to me is how the girls screaming and cheering is making all the guys get super confused. The first girl screamed and then looked shocked that she even made that noise.

[@danielupsdell2697]

A lot of guys hated him as well jealous.

[@killerswords2780]

A lot of guys were jealous of him

[@penmarie7123]

I've heard stories from people lucky enough to see Elvis live. One lady I was talking to in the Meditation Garden at Graceland saw Elvis live in the '70's. At the time she said she wasn't even a fan -- her sister-in-law had brought her along. She said she's normally very reserved, but she said when he came out on stage smthg just snapped in her. She said before she could even realize it, she was rushing the stage and telling the people in front of her who couldn't get through to "trip" the people in front of them so they could make it to the stage...lmao!! I'm a lifelong Elvis fan, and this is one of many that I loved hearing. ❤️⚡️❤️

[@fredwerza3478]

He needed security on his early tours because guys wanted to beat him up --- Elvis was literally hogging every teenage girl in America all to himself LOL

[@TheRealNeil-kc7si]

And this is actually Austin Butler singing too. Damn, he sounds almost identical to Elvis. And for those that are wondering: Austin Butler does the singing for the 50’s, they mix Butler’s and Elvis vocals for the 60’s and onward.

[@jammiiee]

Why?

[@TheRealNeil-kc7si]

@@jammiiee has explained that a lot of Elvis music before the 60’s was technically recorded different and can’t be used well in a movie.

[@DarinMichaelGrant]

Incorrect. "Director Baz Luhrmann did point out that it's entirely Butler singing as young Elvis, but when he ages they *blended Butler's vocals with Elvis's* original vocal recordings."

[@joycevaughn5913]

Butler does not have the soulful sound of Elvis in his voice. That is a huge cultural error.

[@luis6633]

@@joycevaughn5913 bruh nothing will ever sound like Elvis ever

[@haydenkharrazi]

I’m glad he sings the 50s Elvis stuff. He sounds incredible and mastered it. It woulda been really hard to master all the different voices Elvis had over the years

[@salthevaultdweller]

Well I’m sure the film will show that, since the first trailer shows him through the years up until his death.

[@haydenkharrazi]

@@salthevaultdweller I know, but Austin Butler won’t be singing for that era of Elvis.

[@lizchesley6028]

I heard that they combined Austin's and Elvis' voice for the later eras.

[@haydenkharrazi]

@@lizchesley6028 yeah, I think for the 60s portion they are going to combine it. But we don’t know the ratio. It’ll most likely be a high percentage of just Elvis’ voice. Same thing with Bohemian Rhapsody. They say they combined Rami Malek’s voice, but there is almost no trace of it

[@lizchesley6028]

@@haydenkharrazi I haven't seen Bohemian Rhapsody but saw previews. It just sounded like Mercury verbatim. Lol.

[@madam9736]

Just give the kid an Oscar. He just blew the crowd away.

[@KHayes666]

If it wasn't for Brendan Fraser, they might have given him the Oscar

[@ChrisManley1994]

"What are they hollerin' at?" "The wiggle." "The WHAT?!?!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tsbrowne6787]

That part cracked me up too 🤣🤣😂

[@KingDanvante]

The cinematography is phenomenal.

[@Factboy12]

The actor (Austin Butler) is phenomenal. I don't even think DiCaprio in his younger days could've pulled this off. And here I thought Timothée Chalamet was the next DiCaprio... well, he may still be. But Austin just surpassed them both. Cannot wait to see him play Feyd Rautha in DUNE part 2.

[@user-dq1kr6zc2t]

Baz Luhrmann. You'll remember him from The Great Gatsby. That same luster in the production.

[@liamcarmody4217]

Whoever Austin Butler’s movement coach was on this needs such a high raise

[@tokoro23]

@弥彦ya😘 Shut Up

[@SheenaRea]

Yes! Excellent cinematography!

[@lynpowell9315]

This kid will make this movie a hit. He’s brilliant.

[@TheAlien_in_your_backyard]

Kid? He’s almost 40

[@shawnellesmith]

@@TheAlien_in_your_backyard Actually he’s 30

[@TheAlien_in_your_backyard]

@@shawnellesmith he’s still old, 30 is not a kid lmao 😂

[@shawnellesmith]

@@TheAlien_in_your_backyard I never said he was. Just correcting you.

[@TheAlien_in_your_backyard]

@@shawnellesmith correcting me? He’s still not a kid. Go correct the people who are calling him a kid.

[@elysemeyers1256]

In the movie The lead-up to this scene was like straight up _foreplay,_ that’s the only way I can explain it! Masterfully edited, just keeping you on edge, teasing the music, teasing him singing, and then the moment he performs FINALLY happens! and all the women are losing their minds, PERFECT!!!

[@LucasSoares-mh2nz]

FLA TV

[@eliza_1g121]

The electric guitar in 0:57 of the video made me feel goosebumps go down my entire body

[@bakivaotuua9120]

Just Amazing!! I doubted Austin Butler at first but after watching this, he simply made me a believer. He literally moves, sings, talks like Elvis, it's just blows me away. Can't wait for this movie, Elvis deserves the best and I believe this movie will bring justice, honor to the original and first Rockstar in history, Long live the legend!!🤘🎶🔥

[@shanerose7204]

Priscilla Presley actually praised Butler’s performance and what Baz Lurhmann did so I got a feeling this movie will be good.

[@DAVIDPEREZ-cs7ue]

THE LINES WOULD BE BLOCKS LONG WAITING TO GET IN

[@m.syauqiabdurahman2798]

@@shanerose7204 Yeah I hope this will be the potrayal of Elvis that we have been longing for because well We knew what happen

[@chrisparkes]

When this scene came around, I burst out laughing, not because I thought it was silly but because I actually felt like I was there, and this sense of a sexual lightning rod being unleashed on that audience.

[@sooo_7434]

I screamed because all of a sudden everything I was suppressing came out inside me... all the sexual stuff. I exploded like a volcano

[@chrisparkes]

@@sooo_7434 dead 😂

[@fredwerza3478]

You were getting a taste of the forbidden fruit !!

[@badabing8884]

“Get a haircut buttercup.” He sure showed him. 😀

[@KHayes666]

He said "fairy" in the actual movie lol

[@paulnaylor062]

More I listen to this more I like it, my ears have tuned right into his vocals it's amazing how closely he matches the Kings vocals. That how good this actor is. He's going to win big time for this movie.

[@danielupsdell2697]

Yes if you play back this original song from 1955 at the hayride they sound so close

[@MichaelBrown-js1ti]

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[@redandbluebulldog1508]

This will be outstanding. Can’t wait to see it! The Hayride. Wow. Moments like this in music today are nonexistent.

[@jessealbertson8187]

And will never happen this good again

[@firestriker3580]

They aren’t nonexistent

[@firestriker3580]

@@jessealbertson8187 Yes it will

[@user-dq1kr6zc2t]

Music discovery was a lot different back then. A&R roles weren't formal, and was really organic. I mean who knew a guy from Memphis would have such an affect.

[@emilal]

Moment like these are not “nonexistent” in todays music. It’s just as common as it was back then.

[@MegaDonaldo1]

Just to let you know that when Elvis died the airwaves around the world were so jammed with the news that shipping could not make s.o.s. distress calls. and in England radio 1 played Elvis songs non stop for 24 hours. Being 65 years old i remember it clearly.

[@USMC_BABE38]

I have watched this movie 20 Times never get tired of it

[@Av-tw3hp]

i was watching this movie with one of my friends on my volleyball team and we were literally screaming and fangirling over austin the entire time despite us both seeing this movie multiple times. our coach thought we were insane lol

[@corrinatucker8879]

And the Oscar goes to ..,,,, Austin Butler. This movie is going to be brilliant. From what I’ve seen , Austin has done a great job and he sounded great. Super excited, and I can’t wait to see the movie 🍿 🎥

[@sdot5389]

It’s already being planned by critics. Good luck with that.

[@SocialSecretion]

@@sdot5389 Well, if "the critics" said it, I guess this person was wrong in being excited about it, huh.

[@ritaclay7309]

Oscar to Austin. It was a joy to see an actor who actually looked and sounded the part. He was phenomenal and this is the start of many more starring roles for Austin.

[@jaleesatrevelyan1510]

"Hurt him? Looks like they wanna--" You got that right, Vernon!

[@jasoncolegrove5032]

And I'm sure many of them did

[@jaleesatrevelyan1510]

@@jasoncolegrove5032 LMAO! So true!!!!

[@MichaelFG]

If I could dedicate myself for the rest of my life to do shows like Elvis I would do it in a heartbeat...thank god I have a passion for music ...I'm very happy everytime I push the play button, Even more when I push the record button...no matter what! It's on! It's go time!!!

[@chris-p9423]

the fact that the actor himself, AUSTIN BUTLER, did the singing is just mindblowing

[@logger22]

0:57 is the best part. The sounds of the electric guitar are magical that send emotions to your head. I remember my grandpa, who was a big fan of Gene Simmons, Billy Squier, and Queen and was born in Elvis’ golden era, telling me that.

[@dforman4770]

I really hope the release that part on a soundtrack or something. It’s so damn powerful, I love it!!!!

[@gtmartinez97]

It's elegant yet powerful

[@legendaryfighter1977]

That guitar riff part was from come together by Gary Clark jr

[@andrediaz2748]

My grandpa told me. " Women wanted him and men wanted to be him".

[@emilymathews7073]

This is just so cute! Can you imagine how hard he had to work to be Elvis … those moves, that voice, I CANNOT believe he did not win the Oscar.

[@KHayes666]

Critics thought Brendan Fraser in a fat suit was better than Austin Butler practically becoming Elvis

[@robertacampbell5382]

He was robbed of the Oscar hands down. His next project he is signing on to do is with the director from the Whale. That gut is not stupid he knows dumb well what he is going to get from Austin and knows he was robbed of the Oscar. The academy should have their voting cards revoked.

[@lindawalsh514]

Absolutely loved this movie about to see if for the 4th time, you completely forget you are watching Austin Butler and not Elvis , it's uncanny . Austin Butler is amazing and totally captivating and very easy on the eye.

[@Amystar14032000]

I'm 22 and I've been Elvis's fan since the age of 13! I've been looking forward for the film for 6 months already. Finally will go to the cinema today and I'm so excited!!

[@bruxea6517]

1:46 This particular scene in the theatre I got chills. The LEGITNESS of that statement

[@theterminator6253]

do you know the name of the actress? There's nothing about her on IMDB

[@michelivalle3578]

I've watched this movie several times!! Austin made me an Elvis fan and Elvis made me an Austin fan!! Two Elvises in my life!! Thank you Austin, watching you brightens my days!! Brazil - RJ #austinbutler

[@IamARobot7]

Whether you like Elvis or not one has to admit HE WAS the very first rockstar of our age.

[@floyddallas4240]

Learned from the best 🙏🏾🙏🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@KHayes666]

If you go back to 1956, all the popular bands & singers were relatively older. Elvis was 21....he was the first "heartthrob" so to speak

[@doctogram11]

“Oh Lord Please Don’t Let Them Hurt My Baby” “Hurt Him? Looks Like They Wanna …. “ ABSOLUTELY DYING! 😂 This movie from a clip alone has won best movie of all time for me! LONG LIVE THE KING!

[@suspiciousminds1750]

"take him home and cook him a meal"?

[@suspiciousminds1750]

"take him home and cook him a meal"?

[@abolisher]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@abolisher]

😂😂😂😂

[@ComedyBros5]

Did girls really go wild like this? This looks insane. Always enjoyed Elvis’ music but never really knew his story.

[@paola_2080]

I never thought about it until now. Elvis was the definitive female sexual awakening of the 20th century...

[@XeaRae]

Just in the US. He never made it to Europe in any significant way at the time. Girls in Europe had The Beatles.

[@kataisa3]

@@XeaRae Elvis was before the Beatles.

[@ashabowers9797]

Europe copied Elvis. Elvis was the Beatles role model. they always said that. it was Elvis. I'd research out that state ent that he wasn't big in Europe also.

[@houseofbl1914]

@@XeaRae he was literally offered hugged amounts of money for ONE concert in Germany and even Japan but his manager turned those offers down, for the later part of his life he wanted to tour internationally

[@bigtam1789]

@@XeaRae there are pictures of him when he stopped over at Prestwick airport in Scotland on his way back from military service and you can see young women pressed up against the terminal windows, and that was BEFORE The Beatles

[@The-bi5ry]

This scene was EVERYTHING!

[@jesseharrold1812]

For anyone wondering, the distortion guitar lick that plays when Elvis starts to wiggle is from Gary Clark Jr's cover of "Come Together".

[@luigibonini]

I also thought the same thing, after listening to Come Together. No wonder, actually, since Gary is in the cast.

[@melissacosler4811]

I've seen the movie and I would love to see it again. It is absolutely amazing. Austin Butler is amazing in this role. He definitely embodies Elvis in more ways than one.

[@Vandrea80]

One of the greatest scenes in film history..

[@allimac5104]

You said it - I won't forget this scene anytime soon.

[@user-rd4is8xq4g]

Bro this is so attractive I'd be screaming too 😭

[@ahsokatano5394]

Sammmemee

[@trini2DBone134]

What about the "Trouble" scene 🥲

[@ahsokatano5394]

@@trini2DBone134 both man..

[@user-rd4is8xq4g]

@@trini2DBone134 YES JDJDJDD

[@tuiman5212]

“Before Elvis, there was nothing. When I first heard Elvis’ voice, I just knew that I wasn’t going to work for anybody; and nobody was going to be my boss…Hearing him for the first time was like busting out of jail.” -John Lennon

[@scouseronthewirral]

People have been brainwashed by bad stereotypes, Falsehoods, rumours and having his image diluted by bad impersonators that they forget what Elvis was all about, they probably think the 70s Elvis was the 50s Elvis lol 😂 anyway looking forward to this epic, the King deserves the recognition

[@mikem957]

Perfectly well said.👏👏👏👍👍

[@eriklottben-salomon1867]

100 pct. Elvis was legit, healthy (enough) and still not far from prime singing/stage performance, as late as 1972/73.

[@luis6633]

This comment deserves 1k likes. Spot on.

[@dougdickason]

70's Elvis was awesome, even up until the end. I know what you are saying, and his appearance the last year or so has been terribly exaggerated in my opinion as he was overweight but not 350 pounds like one rag of a magazine said. So, yes, newer generations, over time, have been introduced to a parody of Elvis and he has been made to look like a joke more often than not for a long time it seemed. Hopefully, this movie will reset the truth and get the train back on the tracks.

[@jrc8640]

Your right Texan friend... It's gone on far to long ... people need to know the REAL ELVIS ... have a great day 😎

[@arrahmandikama6804]

Elvis is the reason why fans go crazy for singers.

[@jasoncolegrove5032]

Actually women were behaving like that for Frank Sinatra a decade earlier than this

[@presley3997]

He got all girls blushing Elvis and Austin!💕🤟🏼♾❤️♾❤️

[@sherrymay5409]

Love love love love this thanks Austin Butler for making me more into Elvis

[@yaserzahran3526]

Elvis Presley legend

[@leslyr5717]

My grandma is a big fan of Elvis Presley; when she was young, she was crazy about him, like she had albums of him and posters lol. Now I know why women were so crazy of him because of his lit 🔥 moves. ❤️🥰

[@jeffb6391]

I’m a proud new Elvis fan at 32 years old, which is around the same age when he married Priscilla!! 🥰🌈We promise to continue sharing his beautiful and loving legacy with future generations!! ❤️

[@robertebobr]

These Elvis trailers are on a whole different level.

[@cupcakecutie671]

Be honest who is watching this on repeat? I know that I am.❤️

[@Elvis-55]

me 😍

[@oscarfun100]

This and the first trailer. Oh my love, my darling...

[@chikodiibe4211]

4 times for me

[@kababalaghanchronicles]

Me

[@HannSweet]

You mean there's a way to watch it once and that's it? Asking for a friend hahaha

[@billdenbrough501]

Looks and sounds amazing! The scene really captures the driving rhythm and excitement of his earliest performances. He hit the world like an atomic bomb! And Austin sounds really close to Elvis. Can't wait for this!!!

[@ComedyBros5]

Did girls really go wild like this?

[@billdenbrough501]

@@ComedyBros5 Absolutely. There was hysteria!

[@penmarie7123]

@@ComedyBros5 There's an Inteview with Elvis' dad where he says he's actually seen Elvis' clothes torn right off of his back. Another interview with JD Fontana (drummer) describes a show back in the 50's where there was mass hysteria and Elvis had to CRAWL on the floor under all the people to get out of the venue they were playing -- scared for his life.

[@bethdowsepollock8619]

It was phenominal. Austin Butler was outstanding. Mesmerizing.

[@carloal3498]

In 2 minutes Elvis got more screams than me in 30 years' job as dentist.

[@samuelcaperton7784]

😂😂😂

[@vonniespeck9284]

I got to see Elvis in concert on Ft.Worth and he took my hand! I didn't wash my hands for 3 months! Yep I was one of those people!

[@s-sentialbizness7283]

"Ladies & Gentlemen ..... Elvis has ENTERED the building!"🕺🎸

[@MichaelBrown-js1ti]

found on electric guitar Elvis Presley movie on KZbinPG 900000 likes thumbs up👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@halimhanchi7376]

Elvis presley 🇺🇸 ❤

[@TonyKanameKuran]

Elvis has re-entered the building.

[@sonjabarrett7170]

Yes!

[@jasonwardy8192]

Watershed moment in musical - and cultural - history. I wasn’t alive then, but what an incredible experience it must have been! The movie was phenomenal.

[@thebishop.9944]

Beautifully put together by Baz Luhrmann, amazing film.

[@nastazjap]

He's not Elivs.. but HE IS ELVIS. NOT ONCE did I doubt him or the film from start to finish. Exceptional cinematography, styling, choreography and acting all the way through. Bipocs like this just make you so nostalgic as there will never be decades like these again for music. We need to savoir and cherish these magical people and things they did for music and culture, often at their own detriment. 10/10

[@aniea5664]

I was one of those girls that went crazy. Not until the 60's. I missed the 50's when he was getting started. I want to see this movie so bad! Love Elvis still.💖💖💖💖

[@justaguy4real]

Soooo many females been told for soooo long they had to suppress themselves and act & behave a certain way that once they had a simple single reason to act in unity, it was contagious and they flipped out. And so many guys were angry and jealous their girls were drooling over Elvis, or their daughters, or whomever, they just tried to shut him down and put the fire out; but the blaze had already started like a wildfire. So Elvis Presley became an instant hit and living legend.

[@rishisanyal8972]

At that moment, rock n roll was born.

[@loryjones7220]

My favorite scene of the whole movie! So true to life.

[@michaelpowderly5514]

At that moment things were never going to be the same again!!! The rest is history....😊

[@yesmthatguy4428]

i forgot my count on how many times i have watched this

[@dougdickason]

I expected Austin to sing great but I was shocked still when I heard this. I wasn't sure exactly what to expect, but I guess since Austin speaks in a deep voice I expected him to sing in a lower register. His tone and style were so good he has a real "rockabilly" vibe to his voice in this song. I was even more impressed as I think it's likely harder to pull off a good younger Elvis voice than an older Elvis, even though his voice was always amazing and he could do some amazing operatic things when he got older, but on a whole, I think the younger Elvis is a harder voice to pull off well.

[@territildon1027]

@@Floridacoastwriter, as you’ve said over and over and over.

[@mattsanders2207]

If that is Austin’s actual voice there singing, that’s real good. And sounds pretty close to Elvis during that time!

[@kirsty-marie]

Yes it is him...the early songs Austin sang and the later stuff is a combination of Austin and Elvis' real vocals 👌 😃

[@mjj1434]

@@kirsty-marie - Thank you, I wondered.

[@heatherharper7283]

That really Austin singing and most of the singing voice in the 60 is Austin with elvis thrown in to get the right tone

[@sarahgordino6695]

Austin Butler was FANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNTASTIC in this movie. I really just have no words for his performance. I hope he stays grounded and doesn't let the success get to his head, because his career is about to skyrocket. His performance was just....unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable. No, he doesn't look like him. But the fact that you watch a man who doesn't look like Elvis, and you feel hard-pressed telling the two apart is in itself an accomplishment. He really captured Elvis the performer. And my goodness, he captured the man's ego, heart and anger. The only thing I feel the movie missed was his keen sense of humour and silliness. I think he was portrayed to be a bit more serious than he was. Maybe because the film focuses on the business side of Elvis through the eyes of Tom Parker. But we know Elvis loved to joke around, and tease, and just be silly, whether on stage or off. Regardless though. The film was great. Tom Hanks performance was a bit over the top and obnoxious, but Austin Butler grounded the film. He just killed it.

[@lostboy8345]

Elvis changed everything

[@DavidManuUwU91]

This movie seems to be a true tribute to the king of rock and roll. Can’t wait for this 🙏

[@sirpudge241]

Lol king of rock and roll

[@wetblanket1977]

@@sirpudge241 I reread it and there was nothing funny said

[@sirpudge241]

@@wetblanket1977 calling Elvis the “king of rock n roll” is laughable tbh

[@davidhunt1534]

@@sirpudge241 well he was.. and that's a a fact 👍

[@wetblanket1977]

@@sirpudge241 you must have made bad grades in history

[@HeySergioMata]

I'm all shook up!

[@sherrymay5409]

This is the Best ELVIS movie ever to me Austin Butler is the only one who nailed it as being ELVIS

[@daisydelrey]

this has an extreme effect on me

[@ebenezerralte8215]

I was trying to skip this clip until the movie comes out but I'm glad I didn't. Because I can't stop watching this clip and I'm now more excited for the movie!

[@victoralbertorodriguez6710]

Wow that guitar riff it's insane and it's perfect for that moment

[@JacobSpots101]

any idea what it may be?

[@KenneyGames]

@@JacobSpots101 the song is a cover of come together

[@xdrrox8192]

Does anyone know of the original artist who plays that guitar sequence

[@KenneyGames]

@@xdrrox8192 Gary Clark Jr.

[@gentacuni807]

Well, I wasnt into Elvis until I saw this movie. And...I have seen it 8 times until now. Cant get enough of Elvis and Austin

[@solemn-man3170]

Elvis kicked down so many doors for artists today.

[@daisyjoy242]

He did more then kick

[@ElvisLass35]

This just blows me away! This is beautiful, exciting, energetic, frantic, fun…. Emotional! We love ELVIS and just want the best, like he was! I think this will be sensational. Austin…. Well done! Big shoes to walk a while in! TCB ⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@dougdickason]

Hey we meet again. Absolutely perfectly said.

[@ComedyBros5]

Did girls really go wild like this? This looks insane. Always enjoyed Elvis’ music but never really knew his story.

[@dougdickason]

@@ComedyBros5 some places it was worse to where they rushed the stage and he had to run and escape. This type of thing happened more than once. He had his clothes ripped off of him a few times as well.

[@ComedyBros5]

@@dougdickason Wow. That must have been wild to experience. I hear police got involved cuz folks were petitioning to jail him for what he was "doing?"

[@dougdickason]

@@ComedyBros5 that, and a judge in Jacksonville had a standing order that if he wiggled his hips or danced around he would be arrested on the spot. So he couldn't move like normal. So he would get in his pre song stances and then when he would normally dance around, he stuck his pinky finger out and started wiggling it to the music, and the crowd went insane to that too...

[@ReeceyPeecey87]

FINALLY SOMETHING NEW I CAN WATCH 1000 times

[@DreamyElvis]

same! in tears! so excited ❤

[@pedromanuel9581]

This song right here made the young English lads in England (all future legends) cream their pants and want to instantly pickup a guitar after hearing this, including Keith Richard and The Beatles.

[@Zeddy6919]

Elvis presley is my hero

[@gerlannycusack9193]

I am in love for Elvis and Austin Butler!♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@8-random258]

He is the King of Rock and Roll. The man that changed music forever

[@breezy.6642]

0:55 when the beat drops makes me go in a trance and like when it shoes him grinding his feet in circles makes me go crazy like you guys does understand how much time i rewatched ts over and over again everyday & the way he smiles at 1:10 makes me go crazy bro

[@daisydelrey]

he makes me go extremely insane

[@brendamotley466]

OMG!!! CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS!!!!

[@elvisfan6475]

Elvis Presley the King of Rock and Roll

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

This scene was great because it really showed the influence Elvis had - that girl screaming, holding herself back....

[@patricklukas4661]

Elvis is the King of Music!!! He is the best Entertainer and Singer all over the World. Elvis don't died!!!

[@nats8416]

Fav scene 🥰😍🥰😘

[@allanp.p7603]

KING ELVIS

[@Juliana-mf8wx]

got me gigglin and shi

[@tammyb1544]

Elvis definitely had it going on with the leg jive and making the girls go wild! I heard the stories from my parents when I was growing up. He had charisma like no other for that time period and all throughout his career he had energy that was hard to match :)

[@Damienp3902]

The girls reactions were cracking me up throughout the movie 😂