We can't believe Austin Butler did all of this for Elvis

Austin Butler really went all in to become Elvis! Here are the craziest things he did to get into character.
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[@darlenepolhamus8847]

He should have won. No one puts this much into a movie and loses. His voice and singing is so much like Elvis..

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin won around the world, Great Britain, Australia, Spain, Ireland, South Africa, Portugal and multiple countries bodies that represent 50 and 20 countries. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 13 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 13 Breakthrough performance awards. The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International and Domestic versions (Best Lead Actor) South African Online Film Critics (Best Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@Sally-lg1vn]

He won a Bafta award 👏 🙌 Really pleased for him, appreciated by the British!!❤

[@80steen44]

@@Sally-lg1vn Along with the BAFTA he also won the Forgien Press Golden Globe, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and domestic, Irish International IFTA, International Press Academy Satellite, South African Online Film Critics, Minnesota Film Critics, Sunset Circle, People's Choice and CinEuphoria for 12 lead actor wins, plus 13 Breakthrough Performance Awards

[@YoMama9021]

He’s new blood and he’s not a nepo baby either. That’s probably why.

[@80steen44]

@@YoMama9021 It's his first lead role n that killed him in the U.S. where he had to settle for 13 Breakthrough Performance Awards, combined with them slobbering all over Brendan Fraser's irrelevant victim narrative and tears. Fortunately Austin won internationally where they weren't swayed by anything but performance: Hollywood Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and Domestic versions, Ireland international IFTA, International Press Academy Satellite, Portugal CinEuphoria and South African Online Film Critics

[@tinadalton8747]

The Academy robbed this man. His performance was nothing short of great.

[@w.l.6005]

After watching the whale this week, I 100% believe the Academy is all about popularity

[@edbrown4800]

I agree. Much harder to play as Elvis.

[@mollyr831]

You are so right.That wS politics.

[@debrakish7215]

Who won the Oscar for best actor?I didn't watch the show

[@theodorappelqvist9531]

@@debrakish7215 Brendan Fraser

[@Hifirrrr]

One of the most dedicated and hardworking actors

[@Enng1156]

He absolutely should have gotten the academy award he worked above and beyond for that part. No wonder Hollywood is dyeing!

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@MarcosIsABaritone]

*Dying. But, Hollywood isn't dying. It's movie theaters that are in a precarious position.

[@lorettaharris4377]

I will never watch the Oscar's again. They don't pick what the people like. I don't understand who and why the winners are picked.

[@lorettaharris4377]

​@@MarcosIsABaritoneI believe Hollywood is dieing. CA is making it so hard for people who make movies with all these WOKE ESG rules they have to follow to win awards like Oscar's.

[@MarcosIsABaritone]

@@lorettaharris4377 Again, it would be spelled "dying."

[@tinaloye2014]

It did pay off. I wanted to know more about Elvis after this movie, as an African woman, that’s impressive

[@angelaanaconda5837]

Same here I fell in love with the real Elvis and learned so much about him. I seen the move a month or two ago but watched all Elvis films and listen to all his music 😍😍🥰

[@seerstone8982]

Is it unusual for black people to enjoy music by white people?

[@ayoa1173]

​@@seerstone8982 Mate, you're reaching. And not all Africans are black.

[@seerstone8982]

@@ayoa1173 Yes I know, what's the life expectancy of a farmer in South Africa these days?

[@tinaloye2014]

@@seerstone8982 it isn’t unusual but I didn’t know much about this guy till this movie cause I saw him as a caricature before but now, listening to elvis, I feel like a 1950s teenager. Giddy and in awe

[@claracatlady9844]

This style of movie isn’t my cup of tea but I appreciate the dedication. Shows that someone really cared about giving an amazing performance

[@chikai.3866]

Right! The movie honestly wasn't my cup of tea, but Austin held my attention. I could see the dedication he put into it.

[@FaithfulServant316]

Should have hired BOUKE for the part, at least he sounds exactly like Elvis.

[@cynthiahusband106]

He’s young and gorgeous he’ll get another chance at that Oscar , he was brilliant as elvis , a nomination is a big deal for an Oscar , he’ll get another chance he was brilliant as elvis.

[@lorimiller4301]

​@@cynthiahusband106 He deserved an Oscar for all his efforts.

[@ladykuether1731]

I don't know if you actually watched the movie, but if you haven't I would ask give it a try. I know you said it wasn't your cup of tea, probably because of the music & dancing. But this movie was telling what went on in the background of his life. It is telling you things that were not known about Elvis. It is surprising and sad to say the least. But I understand if you don't want to watch it.

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

Actually preparing for a role before you get it is so smart. I'm not in the business but I'm sure that preparation before you audition makes it 100X easier for casting to visualize you in the role.

[@MattMorgan813]

A lot of actors don’t always have the preparation time. Elvis had a long preproduction process and playing Elvis meant searching for quite a long time for the right actor allowing that timeframe for Butler. Charlie Cox talked about him auditioning for Daredevil & that the casting department chose not to inform actors of the role, but his agent believed it was for that character.

[@godsleftbootycheek4437]

bro was DEDICATED

[@ajcliff8642]

Did pay off tbh. Him as Elvis was absolutely phenomenal.

[@pebbles2482]

You need to check out Kurt Russell as Elvis in the 1979 made for TV movie. He was amazing.

[@melbachrist7905]

He nailed his part of playing Elvis.

[@jamesbarker2567]

Sure Did

[@mareeannpeterson9169]

I can't believe it Austin Butler didn't win an Oscar, he really deserved it, Lisa Marie said she would eat her left foot, if he didn't win one! Poor Lisa Marie Presley passing away still can't believe it

[@alijames180]

Passing away did she? She killed herself

[@simban00]

Hate to say it but looks like she ate her left foot and the rest of her. She was a drug addict

[@brandy75]

@@alijames180 she had a heart attack. She didn’t kill herself.

[@Yeah.ItsMe.]

Damn, did she end up eating her foot?

[@mareeannpeterson9169]

@@Yeah.ItsMe. no she passed away on the 12th January 2023!

[@michelealfo9058]

Austin was simply amazing! ❤️

[@genettemoreno9824]

Austin Butler! Really deserved a Grammy! He captured Elvis to a T! The movie was fantastic! I was shocked when they over looked him!

[@80steen44]

Grammys are for music but you probably meant Oscar. Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@tigermaximus8003]

Your kidding? Over look? Why? He did a fantastic job! And more!.

[@user-ev4ie2wx7k]

No he did NOT.

[@joli395]

This proves that discipline and hard work pay off!

[@dianeward5405]

You mean doesn't payoff as he didn't get the Academy Award.

[@dianeward5405]

The Academy needs to separate best Actor in a musical from best actor in a drama or comedy. The Academy is too cheap to pay for another Oscar statuette, apparently.

[@kimberlyford489]

He was absolutely amazing & made me believe he was Elvis! I was proud of him

[@aunt_b3365]

Absolutely 💯

[@mm69at]

Why ur proud of him... Ur his father?

[@natasyajames6928]

Austin Butler👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄

[@dominiquepowell3158]

I think that the real Elvis would have been proud too.

[@mm69at]

@@dominiquepowell3158 lol, why he should be ...

[@lotstodo]

So sad he was over looked at the Oscar's.

[@deecee901]

Oscars fake just like Hollywood

[@mm69at]

Nuff said

[@NotoriousWhistler]

He wasn't overlooked, he was nominated for best actor. Unfortunately there were also other people very much deserving of that win.

[@prilljazzatlanta5070]

No he wasnt. He just didnt win

[@kathleenwyatt2433]

He wasn't overlooked. He received a nomination who h is amazing.

[@catheriam1945]

Austin: Everyone who cherished Elvis and adored your interpretation in the movie carries an Oscar for you in our hearts.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@lindaknight5]

💘💖💗❣ Internationally loved!

[@ChatNick]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kaytecando]

Should have won the Best Actor award at the Oscars. Even the UK honored him with the BAFTA award for Best Actor. It was the snub of the century that this fantastic film did not win a single Oscar. Unbelievable.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@we4r119]

I think it is fair to surmise that Hollywood owed Brendan Fraiser for how they mistreated him and awarding him the Oscar was payback. I don’t doubt his performance was exceptional and I love Brendan for all the joy his performances have given. But, Austin Butler’s portrayal of the King was off the charts. Most performers are like tribute acts, but Austin's was 100% authentic and sincere. He won the Oscar for real. Shame on the Academy - again!

[@debrareilly5969]

Perfectly said.

[@SeventhheavenDK]

Fraiser, not Foster.

[@we4r119]

@@SeventhheavenDK apologies, will correct. Thought I'd typed Fraiser.

[@Price70]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@getreal4real169]

I totally agree

[@francespellagatti3144]

I'm so mad and sad he didn't win the Oscar. He so deserved it !!🏆🏆🏆

[@jordiejames3552]

I think Brendan Frasier deserved it too. Lots of great actors came up in movie roles in 2022. And it looks like 2023 is going to be even hotter.

[@AD-qq6rz]

Brendon Frasier time now ! For winnings of the Oscar ! Long time coming for Brendon . He really is the greatest actor. Austin Butlers time is coming to win another time. He still a winner in all our hearts !❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 💕 💞 😊

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@80steen44]

​@@jordiejames3552 Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@jordiejames3552]

@80s Teen I think we can all agree that they're great actors. Who cares about the statistics. Numbers are numbers. The hearts of the people voting is what gives the winners their light. Brendan's struggle won over the hearts of the people. We don't know the actors personally either, so talking about them in rudimentary terms doesn't do this any justice.

[@Patriot751]

Absolutely amazing actor, what a talent this kid is. This movie will be played forever !

[@rhondasanders4323]

Austin♥️I believe you should win a Special award for working so hard. Please stay the way you are, because there is No One Like You♥️.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@rhondasanders4323]

@@80steen44 you’re Very Good at this‼️ Thank You💐♥️‼️. Austin sure has earned a Lot of Recognition in his young life🌺

[@DarlinJacq]

Bless you My Darlin' Austin...aNd LONG LIVE THE KING!!!

[@Marsha979]

One more. Yes Austin should have certainly won all of the possible accolades! So damn talented and so damn sexy as Elvis! Thanks Austin Marsha Eaves

[@helenakatic1690]

No matter what he do he won my heart as Elvis!

[@80steen44]

The U.S. in general was too wrapped up in Fraser's comeback narrative, crying in public and being a sexual assault victim. They also have an agenda to not give it to anyone in their first lead role. Austin won: Hollywood Foreign Press Golden Globe British Academy of Film and Television Arts BAFTA Irish Film and Television Academy IFTA Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts AACTA International Australian AACTA (Domestic) Catalonia Spain Sant Jordi South African Online Film Critics International Press Academy Satellite Portugal CinEuphoria Sunset Circle Starring Film Awards Minnesota Film Critics People's Choice Alaska Film Critics North America Film Critics NBP Film Awards Family Film Awards And 15 Breakthrough Performance Awards (13 film critics and 2 film festivals)

[@marlenepearson3936]

He became Elvis! He deserved an Oscar for the performance! 💔

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@lynnehummer6773]

I Love Austin Butler, he's a truely Amazing performer! 🩷🎚🩷

[@carolterry3139]

Austin, of all actors, definitely should have won the Oscar!!!!!

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@kerriebeckett6648]

Austin's hard work and dedication definitely was worth it especially to all of us Elvis fans around the world but also for a new generation of fan or just new fans from every age group, Elvis was an outstanding singer/performer and he deserved this portrayal, Austin loves, respects and admires Elvis and wanted to do him justice and for Lisa Marie and family, he has received approx 22 awards for his portrayal including golden globe, Australian academy, British academy for best actor/outstanding performance. The American academy got it wrong in my personal view but a little gold statue doesn't mean anything near what Austin has givin millions of us fans, he has our hearts forever ♥️♥️♥️♥️⚡⚡⚡⚡

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@aunt_b3365]

Wow! Dedication. He knew he was born for this movie. Lisa Marie's passing proves it. I hate he hurt himself several times. Thanks so much @Elvismovie & @Austinbutler. You were phenomenal!! Love you so much!🎸🎼

[@L.M.O.]

@Austinbutler, You did a suburb, awesome, amazing, phenomenal job in acting the role of Elvis in this movie. Congratulations on your GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD, that was fantastic!! So PROUD of YOU. The Academy got it wrong, the OSCAR Award for Best Male Lead in a Drama NEEDED TO GO YOU!! So sorry it didn' t. But hold on to your NOMINATION For Best Male Actor in 2023 by Academy,---that is a HUGE HONOR!! Look how many total Male Actors stared in 2022 Movies, that never got TAPPED by the Academy!! Don' t forget how many never got NOMINATED @ all!! You are a very, very TALENTED young man. Keep doing what you are,---and when it' s RIGHT TIME, you' ll get YOUR OSCAR!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@xcreativechristyx]

And all of that is why he should have won an academy award! So much preparation and do much work for over 2 years.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@xcreativechristyx]

@@80steen44 thanks for keeping us all informed, I won’t ever take the Oscar’s seriously again

[@bobdelacyjr6582]

I haven't seen it yet. But hearing this. Austin worked hard to get Elvis out there. He deserved the award.

[@19snowy19]

He should have won the Oscar.

[@rpdbu8250]

Oscars sometimes give the award to an actor’s body of work, paying their dues rather than specific performance. Mr. Butler will receive future nominations no doubt. Brandon Fraser has been in the movie industry for 30 years and his performance in The Whale is outside his norm. I have not seen it yet but he received a standing ovation plus the momentum is the right time for him. Look at past wins for “body of work” winners …. Geraldine Page, Alan Arkin, Julia Roberts, Sandra Bullock, Kate Winslet, Brad Pitt, Susan Sarandon, Art Carney.

[@lauramyers2276]

@@rpdbu8250 Brendan Fraser’s quality of body of work is nowhere near the names you mentioned.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@lauramyers2276]

@@80steen44 your comments about being able to still see Fraser through the fat suit are so spot on! Austin in many of his roles even before Elvis show his range. His yet to be released post production roles are also diverse and he will show that range no doubt. Awaiting impatiently for what’s coming.

[@getreal4real169]

@@lauramyers2276I know right. I only remember him from the Mummy franchise.

[@allans7281]

Just surreal how he doesn’t really look/act like Elvis but he became Elvis in every aspect

[@TimoteoDeBaum]

Austin did great he will be nominated for more roles as the years go by 🎉

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@sallybenda4337]

I don’t think I could ever commit to anything like Austin did. It really paid off. He made a great portrayal of Elvis. Congratulations

[@deborahnorbury6741]

I've been an Elvis fan all of my life. Elvis passed when was just 11 years old and that was my first experience of grief. I was devastated. I've now watched the new Elvis movie with Austn Butler . He was absolutely amazing and portrayed Elvis perfectly. I don't know why he didnt win more awards. He was fabulous xxx

[@sashiaalbrite43]

Yes!! Dedicated. Brought the icon Elvis back to the present. Wtg Austin Butler & Baz Luhrman❤

[@deannag48]

He was phenomenal as Elvis!!!❤ No one will ever be that great!!,🪩❤️✨

[@sharontownson5583]

He should have gotten best actor. He was so spot on playing Elvis.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@lauramuttoni130]

He deserve the Óscar. He did an extrordinary job representing Elvis. He was amazing

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@izzybusy643]

That's real dedication..and love for what you really want ♡☆

[@shmulif7053]

There needs to be a movie about Austin Butler playing the role of Elvis.

[@Georgia-hj7tq]

Don't too surprised if it comes out Real Quick! Not many performances such as this, Not in a show - in a 2 hour movie! He will get a reward and it will bring him more fame and money than any Oscar ever did! PS I am 82 and have pretty much seen it all! Just hope Austin lasts longer!!!!!!!!!!!

[@julierowe1086]

He should have won the academy! He did an amazing job!

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@JairLaird]

Elvis had an inborn utterly unique charisma that no-one else has ever got close to impersonating. Thousands have tried, and failed.

[@dee-deem8501]

He should have won the Oscar!

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@monicacurtis9213]

Love it so much Austin did so good in that movie and great job

[@Marsha979]

I had forgotten about Elvis after I saw him on the Ed Sullivan Show (my dad liked him too) when I was a child. When this absolutely compelling presentation of Elvis appeared, I was transposed. In my honest opinion, you, Austin, should retain that unbeatably sexy Elvis accent. It’s really wonderful and you worked so hard for it! Your performances are transporting-dreamy.

[@cindykalani2481]

He should have Won ! He is the Best of Oscar Nominations !

[@jozetteporter5584]

He won for best shanoodler in a shanoggin category. And he/the triangle-head’s won first row seat’s in hell💜💜⚡️⚡️❤️❤️

[@Price70]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@we4r119]

He won the Oscar for this performance in my mind and the minds of millions of fans. 🥰

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@karenshaffer1265]

He really put his all into this.he should of got the Oscars.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@billhenry3609]

This young man got screwed at the Oscar's

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@jenniferwells9032]

WOW! He deserves the Oscar👍❤️

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@Citadelcity]

I don't know why he didn't win that Oscar he earned it.

[@valmacclinchy]

The whole film was snubbed. He did get other awards, though..and most importantly, the approval of Lisa Marie..

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@80steen44]

​@@valmacclinchy Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@valmacclinchy]

@@80steen44 Yes, I know, and completely agree with you. I was hoping the Oscars would also recognize Austin's phenomenal performance and Baz's direction, along with the work of the rest of the crew. I wasn't really surprised at their snub but still disappointed. Austin is still young, and I look forward to seeing more of his talent and work in the future.

[@patriciaferrel3336]

I still believe he should have won an Oscar for his performance. He did a phenomenal job as Elvis

[@agneschapman1749]

He is a movie star ⭐

[@ella-vm6vf]

This young man had to do so many things to prepare for his role as Elvis, which he did a wonderful job. I don't understand how they didn't give him the Oscar😢

[@AustinButler..]

Thanks for your wonderful comment ❤️ Where are you writing from?

[@ella-vm6vf]

@@AustinButler.. Alabama.

[@AustinButler..]

@@ella-vm6vf Really nice 👍...I'd love to have a conversation privately with you if you don't mind

[@szee8588]

Elvis was the most gorgeous man! Imagine seeing someone like that today!

[@filizjohnson2059]

What I would give to see that audition tape ❤

[@ella5319]

I can't get into my mind how the academy could pass him over for the Oscar.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@bbtxrii]

The dedication he has to his work is inspiring

[@dianekay7117]

Perfect Austin You Done Elvis Presley Family and Fans PROUD xxUKxx Love xxx ❤ 🌞 🌅 🌏 Xxxx 😙

[@bakivaotuua9120]

Austin Butler was truly phenomenal as Elvis Presley. Baz and co, created the best movie of 2022 and yet not one win at this year's Oscars. It's a slap in the face, far worse than what Will Smith done last year.

[@lindaknight5]

Ha ha ha that slaps still ringing in my ears.

[@newbeeify]

People who say he did too much but what if he didn't? The guy isn't from a film background, he was typecasted all his career, he still didn't have a big hit even though he got some recognition in Once upon a time in Hollywood. This was a role of a lifetime for him! It was a make it or break it for him so ofcourse he's gonna go to the extreme to Achieve that! If this didn't go well and the movie flopped he probably would have never worked again! I'm sure y'all who are saying this never had any Passion in your lives. The guy is unproblematic and hardworking.... Just coz he has a deep voice doesn't mean you can call him names. 💀

[@ladykuether1731]

He was really respected in the broadway plays with Denzel Washington.

[@dailyanimalshortsplanet_27]

I don't think he has that deep voice, I kinda like his voice.

[@camouflagejumpsuit]

He was in NINE movies before this headline landmark film. I'm wondering what "a film background" means to you?

[@newbeeify]

​@@camouflagejumpsuitmeaning he's not a nepo baby! If acting didn't work out for him then there's nothing else for him to go back to

[@camouflagejumpsuit]

@@newbeeify alright I got it 👍

[@anaibarangan4908]

He's never going to be forgotten in his role as Elvis. He did an intensely great job. Literally gave his all for his art of acting.

[@patriciaharris576]

And he was robbed of the Oscar!!!

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@hermite63]

Austin and Elvissss ,love ❤you Ann

[@user-kp1gh9fe7w]

どの場面もカッコ良くて、哀しくて、忘れられない🥹❤

[@TT-js4jn]

For the dedication and commitment are certainly admirable

[@susanworrell8141]

Love Austin!!❤️❤️

[@HTub-bo2yl]

Performance of a lifetime. Thank you Austin

[@lillieanngaither5573]

He done excellent job as actor playing Elvis Presley thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TrishH670]

I can't believe he Elvis movie did not win one Oscar. Really disappointed!

[@aunt_b3365]

Can't bieve either !! No even one recognition. It seemed fairly political. 🤔 Very sad. This man and Baz worked hard. Baz even went to Memphis and Tupelo for authentication talking to some of his friends that are still living. He should have won.

[@TrishH670]

@Aunt_B33 I know. It makes me sad they didn't win at least one! Everything everywhere and in between hugged up each one. Sounds like it's rigged! It's not fair. At least he win in different Countries. U.S. Oscar's suck!

[@ladykuether1731]

I can't believe it either he totally got snubbed.This was 2 years of learning Elvis's voice at different times in his life singing learning. His moves throwing your shoulder out when you try to learn. He got sick at the end of it because of all the emotional toil and the Academy just blew it. I also feel the Academy blew it with Top Gun Maverick.

[@troyannbladsacker1811]

​@queenslair1990 totally a politically correct move. Austin and the movie should have won hands down. This is why I haven't watched the oscars in many years.

[@L.M.O.]

​​​@@aunt_b3365 And don' t forget the whole cast & crew were in AUSTRALIA for all the shooting of the film. Graceland was built to scale there, as well. What do you suppose the cost of this film was?? Flights from the States to Australia are expensive...multiply x # of cast, # of crew, # building contractors, # of Directors, & # of Producers!! Because of Coronavirus & quarintines they flew 2 x' s to Australia flew 2 x's back to the States!!

[@liamn.7664]

He deserved that Oscar way more than anybody else. All the effort and commitment was just outstanding. It just goes to show that the academy really doesn’t see true talent.

[@aprilkalcsa9336]

He was Robbed of the Oscar!!!! Not only was his acting Amazing, all of this training that he done. Austin is Awesome ❤

[@TheRene954]

It’s almost like Elvis came back saying ok dude if ur going to play me I might as well teach U myself Austin has worked 2 yrs at becoming Elvis He nailed it Best Elvis 💜

[@cemarie5471]

There it is! Finally My same sentiments! I so agree and appreciate your post Thank you❤

[@rokayayounis1804]

It was so perfect, talk about DEDICATION I'm proud of him ♡

[@andreadeamon6419]

Love Brandon - but omg the Oscar should've went to Austin easily

[@Price70]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@andreadeamon6419]

@@Price70 plus Austin did all the skinny elvis singing. That blew my mind!

[@jen7834]

I was very disappointed Austin did not win best actor as I have never seen such a performance in my life. He deserved it and the film deserved recognition . What do they have against Baz and Elvis ?

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition..

[@Price70]

​@@rpdbu8250 SAG doesn't carry more weight internationally is what he's saying. In Hollywood yes, but outside of the states SAG and Critics Choice are not referenced anywhere. They are traditional precursors to the Oscars because it's all primarily Americans but BAFTA and the Golden Globes are stand alone prestigious awards that don't need the Oscars to validate them. That's why only them and the Oscars are recognizable abroad. They all represent different voting bodies. Globes - Voters from around the world, BAFTA - The United Kingdom and the Oscars - The United States. No need for SAG and Critics Choice to be significant to those outside of the states because for that they just look to the Hollywood Oscars. SAG doesn't predict the Oscar winner because of its status but because it's Hollywood union members, like the Oscars. Not to mention that union members really do vindicate people and not acting

[@Price70]

@@rpdbu8250 Yes, and I was stating why that was. It's the type of same like-minded people. And those examples you referenced were no doubt lifetime achievement. Especially Art Carney vs Nicholson and Pacino.

[@lilianaprina5991]

You deserve an Oscar...

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@sandraperkins203]

Austin was incredible in "ELVIS". I really liked thus movie.😊

[@keithbrockie6716]

I am a 71 year old British Granny (using hubby's KZbin account!) and I am sad to say that even in my youth Elvis was 'old hat' and 'square' and I didn't even think about him. It was the Beatles, the Stones and the Kinks for me. Since seeing the movie last summer I have grown to love and respect Elvis and have bombarded my kids and grandkids with info on him. This movie was nothing short of genius and Baz and his team should be very proud of their achievement. How it didn't win one Oscar is beyond me. They have no credibility to me now. At least we Brits recognised it with Austin winning best actor at the BRIT awards and the movie winning 3 others. Now onto Austin. OMG his portrayal of Elvis was spot on. All his hard work and dedication to the role over 3 years definitely payed off. Not only did he have to act the role out, he had to learn to move, talk and sing like Elvis which he did spectacularly. He actually seemed to embody Elvis. And what a stunning looking young man, seemingly very humble and down to earth. I have to admit to having a massive Grancrush on him! 🥰 Anyway, that movie affected me more than any I have seen in all my 71years. I saw it twice at the cinema (nothing compared to some people though). I bought the Dvd and have seen it countless times at home. I am sure Elvis would definitely have approved of Austin and the whole movie and I am sure too, with it bringing Elvis to the attention of a new generation, he will live in our hearts for many more years to come. Long live the King! 👑

[@nanaof7preciousgrands115]

the dedication Austin put in during the pandemic and being away from his entire family doesn't even compare to what the other nominees did for prep . a costume is one thing vs having to take on a larger than life giant really was so much and upsets me that he didn't win that WOKE OSCAR !!! shame on those that voted for the others who came no where close to what Austin and Baz did ..but of course we knew they would vote for the woke crowd or the crying and whining about their feelings would start ..AUSTIN WAS PHENOMENAL IN HIS ELVIS MOVIE ..so we know he will continue ahead he will continue to put in that dedication and heart in everything he does. He is a WINNER IN MY BOOK

[@Willow-cw9te]

Im so confused, what was woke about this Oscar? He lost to Brendan Fraser? So what does being Woke have to do with it? I wanted him Austin to win too btw.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition..

[@80steen44]

​@@Willow-cw9te Because Fraser plays a homosexual and Frasher is part of the Me Too movement

[@left4milkk]

i love austin and his dedication ❤

[@augustacorns]

Austin was phenomenal in this movie. He literally brought Elvis back to life. I became an Elvis fanatic after seeing this movie.

[@belindaremus9976]

Austin Butler he's the man gorgeous man he is folks♥️♥️

[@brendasowders3459]

He so deserved to have won!!!

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@tammyallen8205]

I heard too in another Documentary about Austin Butler that he even toke & learned Karate too. I really think that Austin Butler did a Phenomenal Job & he did an awesome Job. He really does sound like Elvis I really happy for him & proud of him too.

[@tammyallen8205]

That's ok Charlie. No one ever has to agree with me. All of our Opinions Count here. 🙂

[@patriciamcpherson4667]

He was amazing. ❤

[@AustinButler..]

Thanks for your wonderful comment ❤️ Where are you writing from?

[@MykeiMcKev]

It was criminal that he didn't get best actor. But not as criminal as if he hadn't been cast. He did the King proud.

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition

[@marydotoli559]

Should of received all at the Oscar's

[@80steen44]

Minus the fat suit we've seen Fraser's performance a million times and will again, and his dramatics were no better than Austin's away from the Elvis specifics, such as when Gladys dies, Priscilla leaves and when he screams at Parker on stage and when he yells at Parker and Vernon in the hotel lobby and suite. Austin beat Fraser head to head with international voters: Foreign Press Golden Globe, UK BAFTA, Catalonia Sant Jordi, Australia AACTA International and is up for the Irish International category at IFTA May 7 and Fraser's not even nominated. Austin was also named to the Top 100 Influential People in the World by Time Magazine, and again, no Fraser. Showing that Frasher's comeback and "Me Too" story means nothing from an international perspective when considering acting performance. Also, there are only 3 highly prestigious film awards for acting recognized around the world, The Golden Globe, The BAFTA and the Oscar and Austin won 2 of them and both vs Fraser. SAG and Critics Choice (other U.S. bodies that Fraser won with) don't make a single list for worldwide recognition. The Golden Globes (1944) BAFTA (1949) along with the Oscars (1929) all make every list of not only significant global film awards, but awards in general, including the Grammy, Nobel and Pulitzer. The Oscars have and agenda based on lifetime achievement and comeback narrative and American voters in general lean this way, not to mention the obstacle they create for those in their first lead role, which is why he won 11 Breakthrough Performance or Most Promising awards from other U.S. organizations. For the record, here are all Austin's wins as Elvis, not including his 11 Breakthrough performance awards, and he's also up for The Irish International and Mtv Award, both on May 7 The Hollywood Foreign Press/Golden Globe (Best Performance in a Motion Picture -Drama) The British Academy of Film and Televison (Best Leading Actor) The Australian Academy of Cinema and Televison International (Best Lead Actor) Sunset Circle Awards (Best Actor) International Press Academy/Satellite Award (Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical) People's Choice (Drama Movie Star of 2022) The Minnesota Film Critics Alliance (Best Actor) Sant Jordi Award (Best Actor in a Foreign Film) CinEuphoria Best Actor - International Competition.

[@annwall6042]

He done it perfect

[@DonnaGM49-]

I just watched "Elvis" for the 3rd time. Austin Butler is phenomenal in this role. I was an Elvis fan since I was 7 years old. No one has ever portrayed Elvis the way Austin Butler did!! He deserved that Oscar award and the "elites" wouldn't allow him to receive it. Jealously is one of the 7 deadly sins. It was jealousy that robbed Austin of the award. Austin you don't need that statue!! Your soul was in that performance of "Elvis"!! No one will ever do justice to Elvis the way you did. Thank you for putting your heart and soul into this film ❤

[@gigliolabruga8207]

Un interpretazione stupenda❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tamieckert4548]

He’s climbed the summit in his art crafting interpretation of doing Elvis impersonating.❣️❣️❣️🥰

[@robyn9513]

Oh wow, he actually sings in this too!!I want to see this badly!

[@gamingbutter5768]

His voice was great when he did the live from Hawaii. My mom worshipped him. She has two of his scarfs (red and blue) from concerts

[@lindaknight5]

Your mom is amazing!!!!! I wondered recently if there are still women 🤔 alive to admit to having received a kiss from Elvis!! 🤚 I hope she's taken good care of those scarfs!

[@whitneykirby2274]

I❤elvis

[@thelionsofathletics7881]

He deserves an Oscar, that’s the minimum really

[@wrldtm5803]

Omg wtf he is one of a kind.... I love how much he put into this