Elvis' lips were beautiful

So humble and lovable!! 🤩🤩🤩!!! I don't understand how anyone could hate Elvis!! Jealousy?

Muhammad Ali said Elvis was the sweetest, kindest, most humble man he ever knew.

A beautiful man inside & out! 🥰♥️I’d LOVE to see you react to him & The STUNNING Ann Margret singing “She Loves Me”??? From my FAVORITE Elvis movie Viva Las Vegas!! 😂Super cute & funny! Their chemistry is to die for! 🥰♥️

"Loving You" is one of my favorite Elvis movies. His acting is fantastic, his singing and dancing are fabulous! I also love that his Mom and Dad are in the movie. Thank you for another great reaction Ray!

Delores Hart did two movies with Elvis. She was considered to be the next Grace Kelly. At 24 she was at the peak of her career when she decided to become a nun in a cloistered Abby. She is Mother Delores now as she is the dean of the Abby. There is a documentary entitled God is Bigger Than Elvis. The documentary short was nominated for an Oscar. She walked the red carpet at the Oscars in full habit. I highly recommend the documentary.

Dolores Hart,,,the girl who had the red ears kissing Elvis,,,became a nun,,,she is still around...and talks about him :)

@louizakastelis2750

6 күн бұрын

I love what she said, "I kissed Elvis, could you get more closer to heaven then that?"

Elvis was nothing if not unique. He changed the world with music. Had he been given a fair shot as an actor, instead of being used as a cash cow, I think his body of work would have rivaled his music career. Even with the crappy, formulaic scripts he was given, Elvis save at least two studios from going bankrupt. And those looks, and that smile. I have several photos where Elvis is looking into the camera that I could just stare at for days. Some photos of Elvis are just fun, but these few make me feel as though he is looking into my soul, and I feel like he's literally going to speak to me any second. Nobody else still has the kind of presence of Elvis. Enjoy Graceland, Ray, and drink in that spirit.

@Patracat

4 ай бұрын

Beautiful post...I gaze at his photos too, and smile right back at him❤❤❤

Loving You is my #2 Elvis movie. I think it's sometimes not as talked about because of the greatness of King Creole and Jailhouse Rock. The plot twist of him not even being Deke Rivers, but Jimmy Tompkins, that was a great scene, probably the best in that movie, imo. You can tell Elvis was putting real work in his acting.

This is a great movie and Elvis was great in it. I've seen it many times and never get tired of watching it. I just love it. Dolores Hart Elvis' co star made her movie debut in Loving You, went on to become a nun in later years. I've seen this documentary it's excellent. Great reaction!

I’m glad you’re doing this because I feel I know him because I am such a fan and read all about him. I was a fan since I was nine, and watched all his movies when they were showing on Saturdays. I feel like I know his soul; he was kind, humble, loving, generous , genuine and above all, he loved God! I love him “ the man “ his heart ❤❤❤❤❤

Elvis said he wasn’t as good as James Dean, Well that’s debatable. Yes James was brilliant. But Elvis could hold his own too against any. Giving half a chance.

Loving you is one of my favorite movies.

This interview was from the 50s. I actually watched (I was a VERY YOUNG girl) but I knew what I was watching! I've been a fan since 1956! Again a VERY YOUNG girl

Elvis was an AMAZING Actor. It’s crazy he wasn’t allowed to have big roles. His evil Manager only cared about easy money.

Delores Hart became a nun and still shows up for his tribute in Memphis. He had an engaging and humble personality.

Thank you for this one Ray. It really shows his humbleness and greatness. Man I miss him. Love ya Ray and ur family ❤❤❤❤

You should check out that interview where Elvis was on the phone. I will find the link and send it to you.

He should have gotten the part for Rainmaker. Ray you must also watch the documentary of June Juanico. Film of Elvis vacationing with her in 1956 and she talks about the fact that he just wanted people to like him and why were they saying the Devil sent him. It's a great documentary.

Elvis showed real acting talent in his 2nd, 3rd and 4th movies in 1957 and 1958. Then post Army, Col Parker wanted 25 yr old Elvis to clean up his act. One could see that on 1960 appearance on Frank Sinatra show. The 1st few post army movies and Viva Las Vegas with Ann Margaret was a hit. But then despite Elvis repeatedly telling Parker that he wanted to do serious acting movies, the movies became cookie cover like travel logs and Parker had producers known for quickie movies, and Elvis grew weary with the sound tracks and the plots. It just became a quick money making scheme for Parker. Elvis was trapped by long movie contracts and false promises from Parker. The 68 Comeback Special, was in 1968 called the Elvis Timex special, but given most people had not seen Elvis just being Elvis since 1960 the reviews were praising how great Elvis was. He showed he was better than ever and better than all the rest. So it was needed and put him right back on top and has since been called the 68 Comeback Special. Every man and woman who worked with Elvis have said how handsome he was, and even male actors and singers have said he was the prettiest man ever. They all also said he was just the nicest guy.

@Kathryne0816

4 ай бұрын

Friend - I agree with everything, except the 68 Special was sponsored by Singer, not Timex.

Elvis will always be the best!

EP was simply extraordinary.....he never put anyone down in public, even if he knew how special he was or how ugly he was treated. He didn't need to blow his own horn either coz that wasn't his style....the world chose to crown him and hold him up above everyone else as a supreme being.

Wow! I'm with you Ray, i love these snippets that go behind the curtain and reveal the true humble talent he was. A truly remarkable man, and what a life so tragically cut short. Thank you Ray🙏

Excellent book.

He was special. He is special!❤❤

@nycsue

4 ай бұрын

That's similar to the line that Lisa Marie sang about him. She sang " you were lovely, you're still lovely". That song brings tears to my eyes. You are right, he was special and still is. There will never be another like him. May they both rest in peace ♥

@christielysdale1815

4 ай бұрын

@@nycsueThat is such a beautiful song!

Bless you bub. God bless you. We are old school. Good people , god fearing people.

His Parents and Grandma are in the audience. His Mom is wearing blue and you can see her leaning a bit in the walkway. But when they pan out for the whole audience you can see his Parents and his Grandma that was in the row behind Gladys and Vernon.

Watched this with a mixture of laughter and tears of what could of been beautiful beautiful Elvis you're right Ray Elvis has been misunderstood from the beginning how anyone couldn't love this amazing man is beyond me ❤

But his crooked smile is priceless…hey you have to watch this movie..it’s really good

Awesome room Ray

Ironic the lovely lady became a Nun I do believe, amazing.

The girl in the movie became a nun Sister Delores. And she was starting to have a successful movie career

@louizakastelis2750

6 күн бұрын

She also starred with him in King Creole.

great

Not seen this before, thank you!!! I just love how everyone who knew Elvis personally speak with such admiration for this gorgeous man. Enjoy Destined to Die Young Ray, it’s such a good read. Team Elvis all the way 💙

Really enjoyed seeing this as i had not it before.

The interaction between him & his Momma in that scene speaks volumes. ❤ You can see the love & how proud she was of him, caught on film forever. Good stuff!!

So humble is right. Love him. So talented

(I am Mary) Such a wonderful doc, I have never seen it before and I have seen everything Elvis. Which proves the point if people are willing to listen and see, Elvis was different from any one in the Business. He was meant for what he did. when you have everyone who worked with him, singing his praise. that's remarkable. It was a magic that is God given. I hope sometime you can get to the interview about Elvis called "Bruno Kirby Story, The Magic of Elvis", it is funny and unforgettable. Bruno became an actor after this encounter with Elvis. Thanks Ray, you are so good at what you do. I appreciate you. thanks and Be Blessed.

I love this so much! Elvis was amazing! We can all get lost in those beautiful eyes!🥰

Thank you, Thank you, very much.for your great reaction for the G.O.A.T. yes there is alot of jealousy and envious and hate for Elvis,since the beginning of his,career. But any way he gets more famous every time. Like people like you,and another thing he loved everyone he didn't see color he saw people. RIP ELVIS, 👍👌👊✌☝🕺🎸❤🙏

And this was only his 2nd movie. He was a very, very good actor. If only someone had looked out for his development as an actor and not just a cash cow. But this one thing they can never take away, no matter how hard they hate on him, his talent was stellar and his character was genuine. We remember you Elvis, and we love you...still.

Thank you APRIL and Ray! This was an absolutely amazing video! 💚☀️

Elvis or god ❤ I her memories of him ❤

"Loving You" is my FAVORITE Elvis song!!

@louizakastelis2750

6 күн бұрын

Got a lot of living to do, another great song.

What a hero ❤ thank god for my life with elvis music........

Excellent book. Just finished it a few days ago. Puts the history of his health issues and his use of medication in context for me but also elevates him to a whole other level for putting his family, friends and fans first. Of course he reaped rewards but he generously shared all those rewards too. Being private about his health issues might also explain why he could never get rid of Parker. Perhaps with each added medical issue that piled on, he eventually understood that no one else would sign on to manage a man who was struggling so much in his private life. His dream may have been to be ‘a great actor’ but I personally think that dream was too small. There are many great actors. Somehow he didn’t think the world would remember him. In terms of his short career what he actually worked for, and in my opinion, his ultimate purpose in being here was actually to be the greatest entertainer and he was just too humble to realize the extent of his cultural and global impact. While entertainers may now be starting to break some of his records…Elvis did it all by performing on stage for only 10 years of his career…and without travelling outside of the States except for 3 stops in Canada. And, somehow, despite severe and failing health, he gifted the world his incredible voice accompanied by a smile, humour, charm and Elvis kindness.

@Patracat

4 ай бұрын

Beautiful post, well written. Thank you❤

Wonderful reaction Ray! He was such a fantastic actor, he must have been so frustrated by the type of roles they were giving him later on. So disappointing that the few dramatic roles he did later on were not as successful at the box offfice, such as Flaming Star. I really love that movie! Still, he managed to make some great movies; King Creole, Wild in the Country, Jailhouse Rock, Flaming Star, Kid Galahad and Blue Hawaii are my favourites. I must check out Loving You now, I have seen lots of snippets but never the whole movie.

Thanks for sharing this video 💯💯Elvis will always be the King ❤️

THANK YOU MISS APRIL 💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹💜🌹 THIS WAS FANTASTIC! RAY ONCE AGAIN THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR LOVING ELVIS 💙💛💙💛💙💛💙💛 I KNOW YOUR LOVE FOR OUR BOY OUR BOY IS GENUINE BLESS YOU 💜🌹🙏💕🌹💜🙏💕🌹💜🙏💕🌹💜🙏💕 And yes! That is Miss Gladys in the audience in "Loving You". Elvis would do that- get his friends or family members into the cast of one of his movies somehow. His cousin Billy Smith talked about how they all had to get an actor's union card and too one time (on account that he was a smaller guy) once played a woman in a bit part in one of Elvis's movies. And one time for laughs Elvis once put on a blonde woman's wig and walked into a movie theater with that wig on his head. Elvis was just like that. He had a great sense of humor. Not to mention a totally infectious laugh. His family and friends all said when Elvis laughed you couldn't help but laugh right along with him. TCB ⚡ & TLC ❤ & peace ✌& blessings 🙏 to you & yours & to one & all here as well 💕

Oh God Ray, I had never seen this interview and I didn't know these little pearls, everything was wonderful and every time I feel a little sad 💔 that I wasn't able to experience that period but above all that I didn't know it. Enormously grateful that these documents exist, these forums and above all his soft voice that melts me like honey🍯. Thanks thanks thanks . My sweetest Teddy Bear 🐻🐾🐾 who will live forever in my thoughts until I have a body 🪽🪽and even after. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎸👑✨️✨️✨️💘🌈😘😘😘

My favourite Elvis Film ever. I actually saw this over 100 times at different movie theatres throughout the UK. True.

Delores Hart ( co-star on Loving You and King Creole) became a Nun - wonderful Documentary on her called God is the Bigger Elvis.

@Henderson_gal08

4 ай бұрын

I agree good doc

I have never seen this before, loved it. I remember going to the theatre to see “loving You”, the songs in this movie are great. I was a huge Elvis fan then and even more so now. Thanks for these Elvis reactions Ray.

Love the reactions and also your decorations its realy looking fire .Me as a long time Elvis fan realy enjoying to see all this videos you post even us that did love him has stil much to learn about him ,just imagine all those haters has to learn about the facts instead of just say what they heard instead of realy investigate his backround. By the way Ray its an honor to be a part of your 100k subscribers ride .

An underrated movie. I especially like his chemistry with Lizbeth Scott.

I bought Sally’s book after you shared her video! ❤

The actress ,Delores hart,became a nun,i think she loved elvis.

He had great comedic timing..most dramatic actors lack.Elvis was a great drama actor too.He did it all.

@barbarat5424

4 ай бұрын

He was very funny! His laugh was the greatest! I remember what Elvis went through during the 50s! He also couldn't go Anywhere without a camera in his face; even filling out Army induction papers, getting his famous hair cut,his standing in line waiting to get weighed,at the airport leaving, coming home; they just wouldn't leave him alone.

She became a nun ❤delores

If you look at the Patriots logo that is the face of Elvis.

@christinemorel696

4 ай бұрын

Yea for real I'd always said that.thank 💯 👍👊🙏

Awesome 🔥🔥🔥

Very nice, Ray.

Elvis mom was in this minor as an extra in the crowd clapping

Someone that knew him from before the beginning and during those early years said that this movie was very close to an autobiographical representation of how it was for Elvis in real life. Amazing. (Judy C)

"Shake a chicken" refers to a dance, the chicken, that was popular in the 1950s. I think the lyrics were making a joke.

Really enjoyed this. Had never seen it before. So thanks

Pretty sure an Elvis man like you would appreciate Gillian Welch´s Elvis Presley Blues. Any version will do.

Ray...this was just Awesome, bro! 🔥🔥🤜🤛👊😉

This movie is free to watch on youtube.

As an actor, I always thought Elvis was a natural. The films from the 60's were silly (but a guilty pleasure none the less) and a waste of those abilities.

The idea for that snowman came from under that hat!! I caught your drift about the cone hat, but that evilness it symbolizes, should NEVER be associated with Elvis or anything about him.

RELVIS

I love the book❤❤

Another good movie,ray.

Loved it❤️ Love from Norway❤

He was either going to be the greatest musician of the world or the greatest actor of the world. He settled for being one of the greatest human beings of the world, the greatest musician that ever lived, and one of the greatest actors that ever lived. Had he lived, fired his doctor and his manager, took a year off and got back into shape -- I believe he could’ve dominated the 1980s and 1990s both in Hollywood as an actor, and performed around the world selling out the largest arenas in the universe. Truly, the only thing the man needed was a series of specialists to treat him for his ailments and a dietitian to ensure he was only putting healthy ingredients in his body.

Please react to Elvis 56’👍

She became a nun after making the Second movie with him,!

Loving you is very much based loosely on his rise to fame…except colonel is a woman lol