Elvis Last 24 Hours

I have taken the liberty to edit some of the rough language from this documentary. I still recommend that it be considered PG-13 due to subject matter and what is left of mature language. I just wanted to upload a more censored version since it is a great documentary, with the exception of the Elvis impersonator performing An American Trilogy at the end. Otherwise it is an awesome documentary.
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[@Scratchingforcash]

True story: Elvis once was riding in a Limo and he asked the driver, do you like being a Limo driver and the driver said yes I do, I’m trying to get my own Limo to start my own business. Elvis bought him a brand new Limo the next day.

[@AAquilina09]

I can believe that…. There’s been so many of his family/friends that have said, how Elvis would do those very kind things for not only them but, stranger’s as well. He had a very giving & generous heart 💜 Thank you for sharing your comment with us

[@breakfastsurreal5650]

👌 👏 I love that guy

[@susanxyz5730]

He seemed like a really good guy.

[@mssuzieq312]

@@susanxyz5730 Elvis was a genuine good guy! Nothing fake about him..

[@dougfogarty2461]

Elvis lived in sin when he died, fornication. I don't think he's in the paradise.

[@trace4520]

As long as the world goes on elvis will always be here, there will never be another elvis

[@ladydipeterson]

SO true!

[@bryancooper2247]

I'm Elvis Presley

[@dakotaowens3478]

There’s quite a few impersonators but like you said, there will never be another “Elvis” he is and forever will be the King🙏🏻❤️ I’m 24 years old and most people my age make fun of me for having interests in music from that time. I grew up on Elvis, own damn near every vinyl record you can find

[@keithteal7131]

@@bryancooper2247 no ,, yu not , you are sick,, only one real one

[@hollywoodhistoryy]

Elvis presley, marilyn monroe, Micheal Jackson, elizabeth taylor , audrey hepburn, john lennon, marlon brando , charlie chaplin :( 🥺😔

[@cherylnasser9197]

There will never be another Elvis or Michael Jackson, both are irreplaceable.

[@melgrant7404]

Everyone is irreplaceable

[@harriettnelson8415]

There will never be another Elvis!!

[@karencantrell604]

@@melgrant7404 but not be loved by the whole world. Elvis performed all over the world!!

[@garethbrown2456]

Michael Jackson was a monster. He should have been threw in a dungeon somewhere

[@danielastin4384]

@@karencantrell604 Wrong, Elvis never performed or toured outside of the United States of America, the furthered he went to do a concert was in Hawaii and that's a damn shame as world renowned as he was. If he would have lived he would have been so much bigger,greater, famous and filthy rich in every way not just monetarily!! He was such a kind extremely well mannered man who had the world at his feet. May he rest in peace. He was a King no doubt.

[@janetgraham2045]

😢I have always been an Elvi Presley fan. I was at a Sammy Davis concert in Toronto when everything stopped and they announced that Elvis had passed away! You could've heard a pin drop. When i had my daughter at the beginning of September my Father rented a TV so i go see all the Elvis news! Sad time😢

[@debbiekeith489]

Elvis was so special. Never will there be another person that could his shoes . Rest in piece , the king of music

[@Bella-kf6lt]

I was so saddened to learn the passing of most of the moffiabr

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

He never used a drug in his life these men are lying 😊

[@DLFfitness1]

“None of us get out of life alive, so be gallant, be great, be gracious, and be grateful for the opportunities you have.” - Jake Bailey

[@dianekiley4394]

×&o>sjake;ali÷ydianekil÷y

[@gabrieladu352]

Here in 2022. This was a beautiful tribute from those who truly knew Elvis. Continue to rest !

[@sharonzettel9915]

Heartbreaking life. There was no one like Elvis ❤ Rest In Peace. Sad news about Lisa Marie. .

[@guac1967]

when I was a kid, a friend of mine that I hung around with was one of elvis bodyguard. he had nothing but good things to say about elvis. elvis would come to his house, and hang out, he said elvis was a really nice guy. and treated him well. after elvis died this guy went to sell cars, and later opened an italian restaurant. this guy had pics of him and elvis all over his house.

[@charitosantos9491]

How I wish he still alive

[@Kangaroojack1986]

So Elvis had kids as his bodyguards?

[@janicem9225]

Right, sure. Lol How old was your friend... 10 or 12? ROFL

[@teamcougars]

The Col definitely played a huge part in the death of Elvis 😤

[@lyndamitton4496]

Larry, thank you for being Elvis’ friend. I remember that you started out by being his hair stylist, but quickly became a true friendship contact. You gave him books to red and counselled him. Thank God he had you to open up to!

[@amandarichards3717]

Aye larry i could listen too all day long xxx

[@gassbaggerwoods5955]

elvis thought a lot of larry

[@GarlandFarms]

Larry is a BS artist. He was not Elvis's friend. He's a manipulator and a charlatan. A horrible person.

[@gassbaggerwoods5955]

@@GarlandFarms in your opinion of which you are entitled to , but elvis was very happy with him , he was the only one he could talk to on the subject of the bible no one else would he was a friend to elvis he never manipulated elvis he wasn't pushing his beliefs onto elvis jst told him about it elvis asked him to tell him more . Larry was god fearing and in touch with his spirituality , you jst are in touch with your jealousy !!

[@GarlandFarms]

@@gassbaggerwoods5955 Naw...see, you're mistaken on many levels. For one, Larry led Elvis away from the Bible and into the occult. Secondly, throwing a blanket of the entire Bible as you do reveals that you don't understand what it is. Elvis was raised a Christian and had he remained such, he might still be with us today. Christians should be worshiping from the New Testament and should avoid the Old Testament. The Old Testament is for those who think that Jesus was a false prophet, which Larry certainly believed. He led Elvis astray. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judaism%27s_view_of_Jesus

[@joannemcclure3546]

These comments are ridiculous…”He took drugs because he liked it.” Elvis took prescription medications because he was in pain all his life from inherited genetic disorders/diseases that no one knew about then. Read the most up to date book, Destined To Die Young (2021) by an investigative journalist who delved into things not available back then. Elvis had a lot of pain in his life.

[@Shintobeme]

Sad to listen to this and hear about Lisa Marie saying her Daddy is dead when she just passed away yesterday. RIP to you both.

[@sheliafarmer]

You could see POOR Lisa Marie signing autographs 4 days before she died, 2 days before she died she was barley standing

[@anthoulakiekkas116]

Everyone including his family and his band members took advantage of Elvis. Especially his tyrant manager Colonel Parker. He needed help and no one stepped forward to help him. At the end of the day it was all mighty dollar. He died too young. Elvis you will always be a legend and forever be in our hearts❤ You will always be remembered

[@nathalieferrando4294]

🥰🥰🥰✝️🙏

[@StellaPaez0529]

I never get tired to read about ok the King of the 🎸 rock love you Elvis 💌❤

[@sd8023]

The best commentary i have ever seen.. Good By Elvis.. You are gone but will never be forgotten

[@lauraannbrooks3810]

I worked in the medical world for a long time when he died his mother came to get him she was there for him..He did not die alone . she welcomed him with open arms.

[@nena200able]

Can you expand on that? What are you talking about?

[@ellenkessler4562]

His mother died before him. Your absolutely wrong

[@nena200able]

@@ellenkessler4562 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 She's talking about her spirit. Her spirit came to get him when he died.

[@ladybuggs11]

I believe that to be true. I have been a nurse for 17-years. I was at the bedside of a dying patient. I was holding his hand. He let go of my hand and reached out as if he was taking someone’s hand. His arm then dropped and he was gone. The nurses who had worked prior shifts said he kept asking his dad to come inside his room. His dad had been dead for 20-years. It was one of the most intriguing thing I have ever seen.

[@sophiesue1091]

Please explain further. As I was always thinking that she did but dismissed the thought.

[@patc1871]

Just so sad. What a beautiful man. And his music....amazing. rip Elvis. Now your baby girl is with you...rip Lisa Marie and all the family at Graceland ❤️

[@heatherbowlan1961]

He sounds like he was a very kind hearted man ,who loved people and his family , hearing all the documentrays I’ve seen over the years , he was defiantly worked to death along with all the dangerous pills to sleep ,to stay awake , your heart can’t take that ,

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

He never took pills don't you believe those lies!

[@lindaelliott-rudisal4147]

My eyes still cry,and my heart still aches when I remember Elvis.He was and is a true inspiration to my soul.May he REST IN PEACE.

[@loralynf.9722]

happy

[@xiomiminer]

Sadly no one helped him.Just was around for money 💰

[@lauriesuter5213]

Larry his hairdresser described grief and how to live after in such a healing way. Thank you Larry

[@j.s.h6980]

Yep

[@bj3680]

A degenerate drug user and womanizer?

[@albbertwhite9064]

here we go we lost Elvis we lost Lisa 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌷🙏🙏🌷🙏

[@jaywunder13242]

They were in a tough spot. If they tried to get Elvis to face reality he'd push them away, find others who would enable him. Being Elvis, there would always be people around willing to do that.

[@VirgilDavis]

Yes, tough spot like those who were around MJ. When powerful people don't get what they want from one source, they simply go to a different source. It's sad that those who love them have to often times sit back and watch.

[@maxineneild7352]

Virgil Davis why you bringing mj in to it this is Elvis page you want to comment on Mj go on his page

[@nunya2954]

@@maxineneild7352 - Shut up stupid. He made a valid comparative statement, you fucking moron.

[@collinwadham6582]

@@nunya2954 Oh stop this quarreling. You all here are fans. Or you would not be here. Love one another. That will keep him here. Sadness it is that is causing this irritation. Because of the missing.

[@ruthnail915]

@@maxineneild7352 That’s so rude. I thought it would be nice to read comments from normal people who love Elvis but here you are shaming someone else. I can’t believe our culture has turned to this shit. You need to stop. This is not about politics for the love of God. I hope you see the error of your ways. Stop shaming and move on. Life is too short and it’s not normal or necessary. Just makes you look like a fool.

[@yolandacampos5588]

So so tragic. I was 11 years old when the news broke on the radio that Elvis died. Even at that young age I understood the magnitude of his death. Elvis was special. He was certainly first in line when God was handing out everything….looks, talent, personality, humor, that extraordinary voice, etc. I don’t believe there will ever be anyone like him again. This video is heartbreaking….in so many many ways.

[@jessicachapman2227]

Same here, I was 11&1/2 and watching the Monkees on TV when the news broke. My dad walked in from work shortly after it was reported and I told him. He loved Elvis.

[@yolandacampos5588]

@@jessicachapman2227 😔

[@yolandacampos5588]

@Nina_At_Home 😔

[@stephaniemceneny8938]

Yes he was a gift to anyone who had the privilege to grow up during the time of his greatness! We will never see the likes of him again!

[@steelftw6097]

What about the island boys

[@pambb5743]

You sure got that right. I’m so grateful to have been born in 57. For many reasons my generation had the best life , but, Elvis was the very best of all. There was only one Elvis. Wow! I can’t help but still wonder if he was a Prince from another planet….an Angel. Maybe🤔😍🥰❤️

[@truthbtold3828]

My generation has eminem

[@jamesreed9850]

@@pambb5743 l1

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

I agree Stephanie and it's not even close. There was Elvis and everyone else was fighting for 2nd place. Too much of a gap. Actually an incredible gap between him and whoever else they wanted to run up a flag pole.

[@lynbezuidenhout5752]

This was so hard to watch and so very sad, even now I got a lump in my throat for Elvis watching this video. He had a hard time towards the end of his life and I can believe the loneliness he was feeling even with everyone around him. Elvis will always be Number One with me, I listen to his music all the time. I've been a fan of Elvis since I was 9 years old, I'm now 75, my birthday is two days after Elvis' bithday. May his dear soul rest in eternal peace. God bless his lovely soul.

[@soulofamerica]

Elvis and Michael experienced a level of superstardom and fall that we can never fully understand.

[@warrenhoffman653]

He might be the best live performer of all time.

[@dustinsanchezmusic5851]

From what I’ve heard of people that saw him…. It was like George Strait taking the stage! One man did all that! Everyone depends on one man that when he takes the stage it’s like heaven on earth!

[@zonadaniell7159]

I remember where I was when I learned about Elvis's death. I saw other performers mention Elvis during their concerts talk about what a generous man Elvis was with his gift giving. He was a very gifted performer blessed with a wonderful voice. As with many talented performers, he left much too soon...

[@wjatube]

I was never a fan of Elvis as I was too young. But 20 years ago I was in Memphis on business and some of my colleagues dragged me Graceland. I was astounded by everything ESPECIALLY all of the cancelled checks from all the organizations he wrote $100,000 checks to back in the 70's that were literally framed on wall after wall after wall throughout the house. I am not sure if they still show all of those but that was very impressive especially since none of these documentaries ever mention all the philanthropy he was involved.

[@india1422]

I was 11. I came in after playing and my mum told me. I was heartbroken

[@wandaholcomb1643]

Evis was a wonderful singer and had many fans but he also had many problems which only Elvis could do. We loss a great person and will always be love signing and I loved his performances, Evis had lots of problems

[@annacervantes4455]

I'm so Glad I was able to see Elvis perform in 1976. He was in great form. Wish I had gotten a scarf... miss and love u Elvis 💖

[@charlesladd1827]

It sad and shameful that no one did anything to help him.

[@Angel-ov2ps]

I mean how could they? He had all the money he had all the power, and just did what the colonel told him to do. Pricilla herself even tried to get him into rehab even after they were divorced. He just wanted to preform even beyond his health limits. It seemed very hard for anyone to help him at that point

[@dustinsanchezmusic5851]

You can’t help someone that doesn’t want the help! They tried with placebo pills…. But imagine the last time he was on the piano if someone had said ,”Elvis, play one more song! A song that means everything you’ve accomplished!”

[@charlesladd1827]

@@dustinsanchezmusic5851 true

[@freedom2outshine670]

I believe in the hairdressers statement and that he truly cared about Elvis

[@donnachitwood-king8601]

There is a documentary of the Memphis mafia where they're all sitting around abar it looks like ,and they're talking about Elvis, the guy your referring to, I believe they didn't care for him. He was a hairdresser a guru, they said Elvis changed after he start3s coming aroun

[@freedom2outshine670]

@@donnachitwood-king8601 I had seen that too, that one bodyguard said “It was like a whore house with a credit card” He was referring to the Graceland mansion

[@nieserz7]

He seemed to be madly in love with Elvis!

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

Well it reminds me of what prince said "a real friend ain't on your payroll"

[@davidwhitley5659]

i was 8 when Elvis passed, even at that age i was upset, still remember that day and hearing the news on the radio.

[@lesliemeadows6840]

I also was 8 years old and saw the news of his death on the television. You could say, the music died in '77

[@raquellambropoulos279]

I was 7 and I remember. I was in Chicago and it was a hot day but overcast. I was out by the pool at my grandmother's house and heard it on the radio.

[@kevinwitt2255]

I was 6. One of my earliest memories. I remember the next door neighbors coming over and how big of a deal it seemed like.

[@warmlantern0000]

❤ELVIS💖 Most beautiful man ever.

[@caroldavis5505]

So sad somebody did not do anything to help him. Breaks my heart nobody had the guts to do it.

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

If Elvis was alive him and Lisa would be fighting over the pills

[@nathalieferrando4294]

🥰🥰🥰🥰✝️✝️✝️🙏

[@BettymGray]

One person to blame Elvis's death is Tom Parker, i feel Tom was a money hunger SOB I feel if he had given Elvis a break, Elvis would still be a live.

[@debichristopher-preston7918]

Me too, Betty!!

[@alli-kat2329]

NO..ELVIS is to blame for his own actions!

[@annamatlock1309]

@@alli-kat2329 Elvis isn’t the one to blame for his death

[@waldas407s]

@@debichristopher-preston7918 uu

[@waldas407s]

@@alli-kat2329 a minha

[@barbieC2020]

RIP: ELVIS, LISA MARIE & HER SON BEN 1/22/23

[@kellygraham9388]

The greatest entertainer of all time! I love you Elvis and I always will! Rest in peace.

[@ruthannsmith3131]

He was a very powerful LIFE FORCE!!

[@roisindubh02]

There’s something very soothing about Larry’s voice.

[@janigirl2296]

Colonel Parker had gambling debts and worked Elvis to death , taking 50% of income

[@NurseKathyAndTheLaw]

He made Elvis his slave so that Elvis became a slave to narcotics so that he could be a slave to gambling debt he ran his slave into the ground with his addiction. . Col Parker wasn’t even a Col. he wasn’t even an American. He was in this country illegally .

[@ruthnail915]

@@NurseKathyAndTheLaw Yep. Never got above a Private.

[@RX63]

@@ruthnail915 lol fr?

[@beeteep60]

Parker was a real POS

[@216Numbskull]

@@NurseKathyAndTheLaw I'm with you. His name itself was a fraud, Colonel Tom Parker was a made up name. His real name was Andreas Cornelis van Kuijk, who was born in the Netherlands.

[@nelvideos2725]

Thank you for sharing this documentary RIP the king of rock & roll

[@wendymaddock7705]

What a man and they all stand by his side .But the one person he missed most was his mum xx and when she died a big peace of Elvis went with her xxx bless him XX

[@rosaliegreatmorocco4001]

I wish I never knew they put his head in ice water bothers me,Parker was a compulsive gambler and Elvis was enabling him.He never had the guts to fire him.

[@sheryldoud2270]

I was 25 years old when U heard the news.in the news if Elvises death. I was assistanting my Dentist doing oral surgery when.the announced it. I literally almost passed out. My Dr.relized how bad I was and assisted me out of the room.. I was a blurry bc Id just seen Elvis in concert a few months earlier .. This was ELVIS.. I was so thankful that I'd got to see him before he died.It was number one on my bucket list. I'd just lost my Daddy 5 mo. earlier ... It was unreal. There will.never be another performer like him again. TCB..

[@sheryldoud2270]

TCB

[@juliegarza5322]

I hate that man Parker. He was the cause of Elvis dying.

[@JacobC479]

Why do you wish you didn't know they put his head in ice water?

[@sarahsosa729]

Austin blew me away! My Grandpa loved him, called him "shakey legs". Never missed any and all repeats of his earlier movies, my sister and I always watched them with him. Been a fan since late 1958 or so.i am 67 I had the chance to go to Graceland in 1967. My Dad's baby sister and her future husband with my GREAT Aunt and Uncle when. They have been there several times so I did see the pink Caddy in the garage, the pretty Chapel on the other side of the wall. And took pictures on the steps and front gate. I was 13 years old. Couldn't meet him because he had company.

[@houston5568]

Elvis' financial responsibility to all of these people was massive; they talk about all the vacations etc; who do you think was paying for all of this; I understand they were friends but they were also his employees; Elvis was certainly responsible for his life but he was lead down this path by a lot of people. They were all leeches family and friends alike.

[@desireeboone3631]

If elvis was taking care of all of these people its because he wanted to.

[@mitchbrown3753]

@@desireeboone3631 exactly, he was and adult and people make out he was blinded by everyone. Elvis was doing what he wanted, even the drugs.

[@chelimartinez9999]

Totally agreed!! God bless you!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@alexandruoprea8661]

It happens, I mean, wasn't the same with Michael and his anturage? Both family and friends keeping close tabs on all affairs? It's the way things work, I guess, there are no more superstars at that level, today, mostly because of the society that we live in, but imagine beeing all alone, in a world like that, all you have are family and friends, it's the truth, you need them to be there, to depend on you, because without any of them, Elvis, aswell as Michael, would be gone sooner than they have.

[@liviawhatever3976]

There is a Saying for that: Don't shit where you eat. Elvis mixed his private life with business life to make him feel more comfortable. That's understandable to a certain extent but it didn't make it easier in the long run. He became entangled everywhere and lost track and control of things and his entire life. It would have been better if he had strictly separated work and private life, so that he would also have had moments in which he could reflect on himself. That was totally lost. And in the end he destroyed himself through his irrationality and restlessness.

[@kathleenmiller7781]

The Tears are Real as He was So Real & Such a Huge Part of My Life ...He changed our music & Our Lives ... I LOV3 HIM FOR IT.... THANK YOU SO.MUCH FOR GIVING US THIS LAST LOOK AT ALL OF YOU....

[@agangsa]

what a gorgeous man he was, and not only by looks... on top of the world but still so down to earth.... I love the videos when he couldn't stop laughing... he sure had some great sense of humor... he will never be forgotten... my daughter shares the same birthday with him... 8th of January, exactly 65 yrs later... she was born 2000/1/8

[@jolabudo4044]

Ndersa per ju shoket e Elvisit kam kete mendim . Elvisi u ka dashur shume u ka respekuar u ka paguar kurse ju nuk e keni dashur nje djale te tille keni dashur parate e Tije pasi po ta donit do e ndihmonit do e keshillonit do i qendronit prane

[@codykereopa1143]

All these trusted friends and family to protect him and help him, and he died slowly and painfully.

[@debbielockhart7762]

You can't help an addict unless they truly want to help themselves. It really is difficult to make someone quit. Elvis was strong willed and would not have been open to hearing their advice.

[@DesertDweller74]

@@debbielockhart7762 It is not merely "difficult", but impossible. Two of my family members are now gone due to drugs. There was nothing on this earth that would make them stop. Not begging, not talking, not screaming in desperation will make an addict stop.

[@darlenewilsonsizemore2875]

I loved Elvis since I was six years old I will always love Elvis I'm 63 now . Will love him till I take my last breath

[@cherylcarroll7916]

Now we know part of the reason Priscilla got out of that mess.

[@susieschmitz-8329]

Man could sing listen to him in early sixties. One of a kind.

[@ΘαλειαΖ]

ELVIS DIDN'T DIE HE LIVES. IT'S IN JESUS ​​CHRIST THAT HE LOVED. IT TOOK HIM THE EXACT MOMENT TO BECOME THE WORLD'S IDOLL OF LOVE. ELVIS GAVE WHAT HE HAD LOVE. I WILL NOT SAY HE GOT WHAT HE DESERVED ON EARTH. BUT UPON HIS KING HE PASSES THE LOVE HE WAS DEPRIVED OF. LOVE + JOY = ELVISthe most humble STAR remained his character and his music to mankind forever

[@rhondachristensen8619]

When the news of his death hit; the heat of that august 16th day, I remember looking at the t.v. and watching the fans gather at Graceland, " a bright, shining star had passed, and sooo young...42.." the shock of his death, the shock he died so young...

[@bettyklekas5496]

Dear God in heaven 🙏 after watching this video my stomach 😢 is nauseated..I cannot believe 😢 what happened to this wonderful ❤️ ♥️ 💕 🙏 man. Your with God now and at peace. I ❤️ love you Elvis, rest in peace..

[@deniserowley3329]

Parker used elvis like a bank

[@MicheleMJJ]

Exactly, Elvis was his meal ticket.

[@shirleysanchez1892]

❤️ 🎶 "May you 💕 rest ln eternal Peace ✌️ and harmony 🎶 Beloved Elvis Presley 💕 you will forever be remembered 🏆 and so Loved.. ". 🎶 ❤️

[@thebutton]

I remember the summer day in 1977 like it was yesterday!

[@antonybrown432]

I would never ever be a Elvis Presley fan forgot to do my cell remember that day like it was just yesterday all the radio stations all the TV channels for 2 weeks Elvis Presley

[@barbarasmith4560]

I remember so well too. I never would have thought I would lose my Daddy on August 16th 2010 but I did. It's now a double loss for me....😢😢😢

[@raquelflynn4828]

So many things drove him to his death its so sad

[@AJ-yw7hf]

It seems to me that 1 thing drove him to his early death: Parker.

[@peggystrickland1435]

I heard a documentary that he was in a lot of pain. One was from Frank Sinatra. The other was from Elvis’ hair dresser. He increased taking pain medication for the pain he was in. He had glaucoma, high blood pressure, a spastic twisted colon, blood sugar too high, he would bruise easily. He knew people depended on him. He could not perform without the pain medication and he could not sleep without medication. I think he might have taken drugs to keep him going but then I think his body was going down and it became a necessity and he had to take more and more. I also think he was unhappy. He did not have anything to look forward to. The Colonel had gambling debts and his family used to be dirt poor and the people working for him depended on him. He kept on no matter what it took for him to go on and whatever he had to take or do to keep going. I am sure he had a knowing that he could not continue like that right on, but he pushed that out of his mind. He did it in his mind until his body could not do it any more. I also think he let the guys go from employment, not because he did not love them, because he did love them all very much, but he felt like, and in his mind knew, that he was headed down the path of no return. His great buddies he let go, he knew, would help him any way and every way they could, because they loved him too, but he had to get them out-of-the-way, because they would get-in-the-way of him continuing what he felt like he had to do to keep performing with him also knowing it was coming to his end soon. He loved his buddies very much. He knew they wanted to save him, but he could not allow it. He had to continue what he felt like he had to do, perform, till his end. I know it hurt his soul that his buddies went against him and wrote a book. It hurt him to his core. 😇

[@DiamondGirl333]

To what book are you referring?

[@shirleyyost7190]

🙏😭❤️🙏 even Jesus was tempted after 40 days of fasting and praying and the devil tempted him he wanted to give him all the things of the world 🙏❤️ but Jesus said no it is written now shall not tempt the Lord thy God 🙏

[@shirleyyost7190]

🙏❤️ I heard that Rex humbard and another Minister was going to him and praying with him I believe he possibly could have gave his heart to the Lord and he is saved being with the Lord I pray we all who helped have been ordained from the foundation of the world to be saved that Jesus will draw you on to him cuz there is no remission of sin unless the father draw you that's the only way you will come to true repentance and know that it's not of your works but of his grace and mercy love you all pray for you 🙏❤️

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

Ok who do you think was the best pill head, Elvis or Lisa?

[@judytinker3392]

What a sad ending to a brilliant career. I Hope he is RIP with now the entire Presley Family and Elvis’s beloved Lisa Marie.

[@ChrisTyrusParlowakaManitowan]

Thanks for sharing this story. Very touching. Reveals the truth about being human...its not easy.

[@richiewuinschik5774]

Rest in Peace Lisa Marie

[@ellencoulter9279]

Elvis was used by so many people. It's so sad.

[@RADIUMGLASS]

This documentary came out in 2004 Lamar Fike, Joe Esposito and Sonny West are all gone. It's amazing how in 20 years the cycle of life changes.

[@adityakaushal4605]

RIP King 💞💐💐 there will be only one elvis presley no one can replace him King of rock

[@raedeankendall9169]

I was only 6 when Elvis died. I felt it though. I felt through my brother. He was 16. Loved 🥰 Elvis and was crushed by his death.

[@wifigrannyl.1354]

The spirit of greed had entered dictator Tom Parker and the pill pushing doctor! From all I've heard, it was them that has the most blame to bear for the death of a legend. Such a sad thing!

[@patsyjohnson3963]

He was one of a kind. Apeals to all generations . His music was phenomenal and He made his own life miserable by not living his own life. The whole crowd did follow him with taking speed. Elvis thought and lived deep and dark. Not my place to judge and he is where he needs to be, peace at last.

[@Drjackdempsey9644]

All generations is right. My 10 year old daughter is obsessed with him ever since we saw the movie. She has the TCB glasses now and plays his songs on piano. She went from Bach to Rock N Roll overnight, literally.

[@aprilgosa7240]

one person i do blame with a passion is Tom Parker

[@scottiegirl2041]

Me too. Greedy bastard.

[@WorldCitizen2023]

april gosa and his companions - " Memphis mafia" especially this horrible man Esposito...

[@tracylevy74]

april gosa ok maybe tom parker...was not a nice man.. let me put this question to u. why did'nt elvis dismiss him?

[@dianekiley4394]

Tracy Levy -234

[@tracylevy74]

Diane Kiley wht u talking about?

[@marysmith9361]

Jerry was Lisa's bodyguard before she died, imagine he has a lot of memories of Lisa and her Dad. Rest in Peace, Lisa and Elvis. So sad.💔

[@brendacrawford343]

❤❤❤Now his “baby girl” is with him hugging & loving on HER DADDY!!!! These are tears of joy I have - right now -😢😢😢🥶❤️💘❤️💕 because I’m missing my step-daddy (R.I..P.--Ret Sgt WADE IVORY CRAWFORD) who literally WAS MY REAL DADDY-SINCE I WAS 3 yrs old

[@donnachitwood-king8601]

I loved Elvis all my life, still do. Never has been nor ever will be another Elvis. He was born for a time, God sent him and that voice for this particular time ,then it was time to go. . He was on loan from heaven. I got to see Elvis in 1974 April I believe, in Freedom Hall,in Louisville KY. Won't ever forget it. It was a phenomenon it seems .

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

He was on loan from a pharmacy

[@donnachitwood-king8601]

Aren't most of us

[@sharongrimshaw4387]

Elvis will always ♥️ be loved and will always be the King 🤴 ❤️

[@danielupsdell2697]

Just seen this new movie unbelievable movie

[@lindaarmstrong3873]

I took my mom and brother to see Elvis at long Beach arena that was my 5th time to see Elvis saw him one more time 1976 Seattle love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ so much miss you Elvis 😔 😢 💙

[@nitajo45]

I cant even imagine trying to live the life of elvis ... people never left him alone.. he felt he had to keep taking care of everyone.. like the one guy said.. parker finally killed him.. pushed him to death although the drugs helped a lot.. (greed)parker... root of all evils.. I loved elvis.. from what I understand about him is that he was a good man, generous to no end... so sad what happened to him.. God bless his soul... we all have our own cross to bare... I don't judge elvis, I haven't walked in his shoes..

[@debichristopher-preston7918]

Nor do I...people need to SHUT UP until they know ALL OF THE FACTS ABOUT HIM!! Love You Elvis.........Rest in Peace with your beloved mother and brother until we get to meet each other!! TCB, like you always have!!

[@margaretwagner6575]

They did that to Judy Garland and Michael Jackson too.

[@lt4987]

I was one that desperately wanted Elviscto be alive somewhere enjoying his life out of the public eye .. he now has his grandson and daughter Lisa marie ❤️ with him .. hallelujah

[@thebrockieful]

Confirms Tom Parker was to blame.. my old man is a band manager, Tom is a disgrace and shouldn't manage a hamster!! How different things could of been : ( xxx

[@jimjim844]

4 people will be forever to blame (and yes the D-R-U-G-S!) Sonny and Red West, Tom Parker and Linda Thompson (she admitted that she left him and didn't want any part of Elvis about 4 months before he died!)

[@vizunip8773]

well he s dead

[@ah2552]

The blame should be placed on the person who put the drug in his own mouth.

[@edithatan4571]

thebrockieful n

[@vizunip8773]

what

[@markweber5296]

I remember it well. It was 1956 me and my sister heard Elvis for the first time on the family car radio. Talk about stunned. Anyway his competition was Jerry Lee Lewis, great balls o fire. Little Richard and Chuck Berry were right there too.

[@HelloSmileMore]

There all could have helped him to prevent further drug abuse. Twice he was comatose and once ,3 days in hospital in a coma. A lot could be have done ....but sadly it was also Elvis choice and it is very sad that he died in such painful way. I was only 10 when he died, but I loved his music and always will, he will not be forgotten. He will live on through us, even my children love his music, so he will be with us. 🌹🕯️🌹

[@marciajones2993]

You can’t help someone, who won’t help themselves. Thankfully his music lives on. 💙❤️

[@valmacclinchy]

@@marciajones2993 doctors could have stopped prescribing meds that enabled his addiction. So sad.

[@johnsalomone5101]

An amazing voice & a great man,,such a gentle man,, best manners ,, there will never,, be & a singer in a class of his own,,

[@ayuuuusshhh]

i watched documentary of mj, freddy Mercury, and john lenon and i never shed not a single tear .. but this guy.. i don't even know him.. i just heard people saying his name! that he's a singer! a legend! my heart is aching, im crying for him 💔

[@ChrisPhillips-vb5iq]

Elvis was the warmest and most sincere person that ever lived Elvis began dying when his mother Gladys passed away.He worshiped her.

[@andrewcoon9866]

Elvis was a great performer, the best of the 20th century, but drugs controlled his life. Who knows what would have happened had he gotten clean. He left too much on the table, as Mr. Fike said.

[@shanemathews4177]

Never be another elvis, because he was the first celebrity that hit with the advent of TV.

[@michellealexander4750]

I feel so sorry for his best friend and other close friends and family especially his daughter Lisa Marie Presley 😢😢😢 it’s heartbreaking 💔💔💔 he died to young my heart ♥️ goes out to everyone who Elvis loved ❤👑so sad 😔😞😢😢💔💔🫶🫶👑👑🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jeffreybanker6120]

ELVIS IS STILL THE KING

[@bubbahazelitt4895]

I blame Tom Parker with a passion. and also beside him I blame Elvis for letting it happen.

[@esslinecleinwerck6844]

Elvis did not worship his riches,that's why he gave it away.

[@collinwadham6582]

Na Bubba. Secure contracts were signed. On one of the tracks from what I remember, believe was on the L.P..."From Elvis In Memphis", Elvis changed some words and sang..."Ah Tom, I don't love you any more", and then laughs. I won't tell you the track. You must find it. And there are others. Codes if you like, from him. He loved this kind of thing. Coded messages. Scripture has them. But he is dead. Please believe that.

[@traciemarsh1611]

wasnt elvis fault

[@chadk890]

@@traciemarsh1611 At the end of the day, you're responsible for your actions.

[@traciemarsh1611]

@@chadk890 not the point real people try to help those they care about

[@wandaliebtag8027]

Never be another Elvis.

[@aprilgosa7240]

there was no rehabs back then and even had there been like they said he was 42 a grown man so we cannot blame it all on them

[@randallanthony1794]

april gosa rehab industry is a scam,there were rehabs then for the rich.Ask David toma

[@garlandremingtoniii1338]

april gosa Actually you are wrong. There was. No not a lot. But one today that is famous is Hazelton. It was running full bore back then.

[@INDLIS]

april gosa There was acupuncture therapy, Eric Clapton did it for his Heroin addiction

[@woody816]

april gosa this May sound mad to u but there was never any drug problems until they were made illegal. Here in uk up until 72/73 u could get heroin on prescription on the nhs. Pharmaceutical grade heroin with no shit in it. But get this if u registered as an addict ppl would obviously double there dosage of wat they need and sell it of to cover food, rent etc. Here’s the kicker they would also give u the same amount in pharmaceutical cocaine. The thought being that the would help to make u become more of an active member to society. There was no major drug problems back then until the Piccadilly 24 hr drug stores. Beautiful thing

[@woody816]

INDLIS Clapton wasn’t really a heroin addict. He did it from time to time but was no junkie. He was a full blown alcoholic

[@donnadees1971]

My elderly aunt in WA state a victim of arthritis. However she had every item of elvis’ memorabilia. Amazing.

[@bilebily294]

Larry waS the only one who really cared about Elvis.He is nice men I found him on fb and he sent me photo of Elvis with autograph .Tnx Larry

[@randallanthony1794]

Bile Bily cool!

[@bilebily294]

You can ask him for a autograph,Im sure he will send it to you

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

Bile Bily Hi Bily, what a wonderful guy Larry is. He seemed to genuinely care about Elvis in the interviews both here & elsewhere. I'm surprised the others weren't more supportive of him when he was alive. That's very kind of him to send you an autograph x

[@bilebily294]

Yes ! I was suprised he replied to me at all!!! I mean-imagine if I asked this from the others,he cared for Elvis and understand his soul,cos mostly they talked alone for hours about meaning of life and the bible

[@larrycarrick8730]

i think Elvis knew his faith the drugs got him so sad to see a 42 great soul decline so quick at the end love u always Elvis Rip Larry in Dublin Ireland bye

[@judypurcell6571]

I watch this and all I did was cry Elvis was such a special man I always loved him I'm 74 and I still love him I wish he could have got help rest in peace Elvis before he died the night before I dreamt about him

[@tonywalton1052]

If you want to become lost, become a celebrity, surround yourself by sycophants - and start escaping into drugs.

[@debbiesittard7979]

True!

[@DerekDaly92]

The price paid to punch the ticket of fame seems like a fair price to pay, In the end you lose your soul and live a lonely life

[@liammckeown9167]

He started the uppers during the army only about 4 years into his career so wasn't to escape that, just to be up through the night which helped him with movies. Also 80% of the "hangers" were friends with elvis in high school before even he was famous.

[@deanna3069]

His friends truly did love him but they should have tried to get rid of Colonel Parker...He did not care about Elvis, Elvis was his cash cow. 💔😔🙏RIP Elvis✨🙏✨

[@minervamaldonado7880]

Love this guy so much wish he was still around

[@tillymay8271]

Thank you so much for this fantastic documentary I’m afraid and too young to have every remembered Elvis and the recent film and the wonderful performance and the sad death of Lisa Marie brought me here

[@stefanheintzelmann5744]

Wierd, today, I heard the name Memphis and I must thought at this song!? ☝🏻🤔🎸😌 Rock In Peace Elvis and now his daughter Lisa Marie! 😞💔😢