Baz Luhrmann’s ELVIS | Official Trailer - REACTION
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2022
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From Oscar-nominated visionary filmmaker Baz Luhrmann comes Warner Bros. Pictures’ drama “Elvis,” starring Austin Butler and Oscar winner Tom Hanks.
The film explores the life and music of Elvis Presley (Butler), seen through the prism of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker (Hanks). The story delves into the complex dynamic between Presley and Parker spanning over 20 years, from Presley’s rise to fame to his unprecedented stardom, against the backdrop of the evolving cultural landscape and loss of innocence in America. Central to that journey is one of the most significant and influential people in Elvis’s life, Priscilla Presley (Olivia DeJonge).
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Elvis was a Tupelo, Mississippi boy. His childhood friends were African Americans from the neighbourhood. They adored Elvis. Later moved to Memphis. And Tupelo is John Lee Hooker land, Elvis's dear friend too. He is the most misunderstood guy. Cheers. 👍
He was a known racist. He said that the only thing that a black man could do for him is to shine his shoes
@@Dusterbugless Nah he wasn't, at all, and BB King, Rufus Thomas, James Brown etc all guys who knew him called people like you, the ignorant toads, "Fools who bring shame on us all". So enjoy looking the fool..
@@Dusterbugless Look up "Elvis & Black Community" and eat humble pie.
@@Dusterbugless first off that was brought up in 1957, your own black magazines ( JET AND EBONY) did a an extensive investigation regarding this including interviewing people who work for him and they came back with there was no truth to the rumor, but there are alot of people like yourself that want to believe what they want. maybe you should ask yourself if someone sread a lie about you how would you like it?? so continue being prejudice an understand in only makes you look like a fool
@@Dusterbugless Yawn. That s not true at all.
The great legends of his era BB King - Jackie Wilson - James Brown were there to witness Elvis‘ creativity. He was a one-of-a-kind super talent that grew up in the black community during the great depression and segregation in the deep South. His support for the civil rights movement is not known by the greater population in America. This movie is going to examine this part. This is why almost all black musicians from that era absolutely loved Elvis because he was able to take that Memphis sound all around the country and then the world. Little Richard credited Elvis Presley multiple times for opening up the door for black music and creating a path that he could travel and so he could make his mark. Clearly a terribly racist time Elvis put poverty and racial socialization on his platform. But he did it all through Music and his behind the scenes actions alone. He never got political I think that’s what actually made him so powerful and able to succeed.
BB KING: 'Let me tell you the definitive truth about Elvis Presley and racism', The King of the Blues, B.B. King said in 2010. 'With Elvis, there was not a single drop of racism in that man. And when I say that, believe me I should know'. -- BB KING
JAMES BROWN: “I wasn’t just a fan, I was his brother. He said I was good and I said he was good; we never argued about that. Elvis was a hard worker, dedicated, and God loved him … I love him and hope to see him in heaven. There’ll never be another like that soul brother”. --- JAMES BROWN (During Elvis' private family wake, James was the LAST ONE TO LEAVE. 1 hour and 30 minutes later -- it took several of his security guards to help him out of the room. James was devastated -- they sang Gospel together to all hours of the night at each others' homes. James Brown was considered family by the Presley they were so close.)
JACKIE WILSON: "A lot of people have accused Elvis of stealing the black man's music, when in fact, almost every black solo entertainer copied from Elvis." --- JACKIE WILSON (Elvis quietly paid for Jackie's medical expenses until the day he passed away in 1977. Before Jackie's stage accident he would carry a small signed photo of Elvis in his pants pocket. Every day, bar none.)
Thank you. Great stuff.
Thanks 🙏
Thank you for sharing this.
Jackie Wilson was a big Elvis Presley fan in a interview on the radio he said he wished he was a DJ and all he would play was Elvis Presley records
@@welllivedlife-desireeg2804 and I noticed Michael Jackson adopted some of his moves..just watch 👀 the Motown 25 performance...Elvis was the first to do it...he will always be the standard for a pop star to follow...God let him come onto this planet 🌎 35-mins. after his twin died for a reason...everything happens for a reason..he had a ungodly natural beauty also for a Male..just part of his appeal..i saw a 👪 family ancestry tree of his on Pinterest...from like the 1700s till his birth..just imagined everything that had to form and go right over ALL those years for him to look that way and be born right at that crucial time😏⚡⚡⚡
There was no "secret life" connected to his TCB logo. The "TCB" part stood for "Taking Care of Business" and the lightning bolt stood for "in a flash" or in a hurry. Also, the lightning bolt was symbolic of Captain Marvel comics that Elvis read and admired as a child, and Captain Marvel had a lightning bolt on his chest. Priscilla may have designed it. Elvis had gold necklaces made for the men in his entourage, and gave the wives and girlfriends "TLC" necklaces which stood for "Tender Loving Care". Again, there was no secret society or secret life involved at all. Just a motto he liked to go by. The logo was even emblazoned on his private plane, the Lisa Marie, named after his daughter.
The only "secret" is that his girlfriends were 14 & 15 years old when he was in his TWENTIES. Oh, and that he himself never wrote a single song lol. He's a fraud and a creep and this is more of the same PR & marketing that made him.
@@moragslothe6449 Still a legend and one of the greatest singers to ever sing.
@@moragslothe6449 lol there are SOOOOOO many singers who don't actually write their own songs... If you like how a song sounds or like lyrics you buy the words or song and sing it... The fact that Priscilla was 14 when they met when he was 24 in the late 1950s has nothing to do with this day and age, that's 70 years ago, yes it is disturbing and isn't right... But it also doesn't mean they actually dated until she was 18... Sounds like grooming though honestly...
@@moragslothe6449The Greatest Entertainer ever ! His vocal abilities and charisma were amazing. You are obviously jealous of this American Icon . Almost 50 yrs after his death and he still resonates ! Your comments to belittle him are like a drop of water in an ocean .
He is an American treasure .
@@moragslothe6449 I see you jumped on a bandwagon and ran with it. Priscilla was 14 but they were not in an official relationship…they didn’t have sex. They weren’t dating. They MET when she was 14. She moved to Graceland when she was 17. They got married when she was 21-22. If he’s such a creep then I guess everyone was back then. The man is dead. Nothing you say will change that he is a legend. Whether you like it or not, go run your bs somewhere else. Why even waste your time on Elvis videos? Nobody cares
Mr BB King:
'Before Elvis we had Little Black Sambo, separate black restrooms and water fountains, and colored events that kept us away from the whites', BB King noted as he mention that Presley would attend events especially designated just for African-Americans. In June 1956, Presley ignored Memphis's segregation ordinances by attending 'colored night' at the local fairgrounds amusement park. The following December, King was there as Presley opened up almost unbreakable racial barriers by attending and supporting the segregated WDIA black radio station's annual fund-raising event for 'needy Negro children' at Memphis' Ellis Auditorium.
King wrote in his autobiography that he 'liked Elvis. I saw him as a fellow Mississippian. I was impressed by his sincerity. When he came to the Goodwill Review (the event WDIA fund raisers of 1956 and 1957), he did himself proud'.
'The Goodwill Revues were important', he wrote. 'The entire black community turned out. All the DJs carried on, putting on skits and presenting good music'.
In his autobiography, King said he held no grudges because 'Elvis didn't steal any music from anyone. He just had his own interpretation of the music he'd grown up on, same is true for everyone. I think Elvis had integrity'. 'If anyone says Elvis Presley was a racist', charged B.B. King in the 2010 interview. 'Then they don't know a thing about Elvis Presley or music history.
'Many nights after we finished our sets and I'd go up to his suite', King confessed. 'I'd play Lucille (on his guitar) and sing with Elvis, or we'd take turns. It was his way of relaxing'.
'I'll tell you a secret', King winked and laughed. 'We were the original Blues Brothers because that man Elvis knew more blues songs than most in the business - and after some nights it felt like we sang everyone one of them."
'Let me tell you the definitive truth about Elvis Presley and racism', The King of the Blues, B.B. King said, 'With Elvis, there was not a single drop of racism in that man. And when I say that, believe me I should know'.
Elvis was Colour-blind, he only ever saw the person . The word R and Elvis should never be printed in the same sentence, the movie should finally debunk.the unjustified myth that's been pedalled around for way too long.
@@anY-bf9ud agreed.
ELVIS is back. Looks and sounds great. There's an excitement in the air. June 24th there will be new Elvis fans. The KING of Rock and Roll. TCB. I'm 85 years old. I seen ELVIS Presley in 1956 and 1957 and 1975. You younger generations that weren't alive when he was are in for the ride of your life if this movie is as good as it looks.
I heard Austin is doing the 50’s singing and they blended their voices for the rest
That's correct
Just the best ever Elvis Presley hugs from spain
1950's Elvis is being sung by Austin Butler. 60's and 70's Elvis sung by Elvis.
TCB was just Elvis’ personal mantra, taking care of business in a flash, he put it on his plane, he made it the name of his core band, he had necklaces made for his inner crew. Also this is the first Elvis bio movie that is not a TV movie. The set locations snd wardrobe look outstanding, this movie will bring me into the theater for the first time since before covid. TCB⚡️
In an interview it was stated that they are using Austin Butler's voice for young Elvis and a mix of him and Elvis later for 60s and 70s.
Also I don't know if y'all done a reaction yet but a good reaction is Elvis Presley and the black community part 1 and part 2
AWESOME ! I have chills WATCHING this trailer
MLKs assassination is significant in this movie because when Elvis heard the news during his comeback special he broke down and the only words he could utter in his broken state was “he always spoke the truth” later he would change the closing song of the comeback special to what would become one of his most famous songs he ever sang “If I Can Dream” written for Elvis to sing that incorporates the speech from Dr. Kings I have a dream speech.
I knew that too, and I was like man! He really did care
The lightening Bolt was used on him early on because Elvis Loved Captain Marvel with the Cape and the lightening Bolt from the 1940's..
Unchained medley is Elvis voice.
Nobody can copy those years of Elvis’s Voice. There’s a you tube channel Wings of Pegasus. Go there to understand why it’s impossible!
Tom Hanks plays Col. Tom Parker, and he was the villain in that there story. When he says "We are the same" I wanna scream LIAR!
the younger Elvis songs 50's-60's is Austin Butler singing the songs...the later years late 60's-70's is Austin Butler and Elvis's voices blended together for the songs
I was told that Austin sing the younger Elvis and Ronnie McDowell sings the older Elvis (He is the singer that came out with the song, "The King Is Gone") after Elvis's death!
@@naomiwarner7117 i know who Ronnie is but no it's Austin and Elvis' voices blended together for the older Elvis songs according to the director/producer
@ Creative Eye ; Lets put some facts down instead of the "inside info of here say" before people believe that instead of factual info . A : The TCB logo was designed by Priscilla BUT earlier used as a phrase between Elvis and his bodyguards = close inner circle of friends . So everyone of Elvis his inner circle wore a necklace with the TCB logo as a sign of "being of one the inner circle" Elvis his large plane had also the logo as Elvis his glasses and other things . B: The TCB logo had nothing to do with a "secret" matter . Just an brotherly name for a group of people who were friends and wanted to express it with a logo to recognize each other . C: "Non" Elvis fans as in accusing Elvis of being "a racist" as mentioned as a phrase in the 90's rap video by Public Enemy and Chuck D.? Well ..1st : Chuck D later expressed himself wrong on that phrase in writing and on TMZ live , and quoted : "Elvis a fantastic singer , great ." 2nd ; The phrase revived an old LIE made up in a 3rd rate magazine owned by a Texas white man in the 50's called SEPIA . JET Magazine investigated it and found out it was bogus to the bone and Elvis never said it = ua-cam.com/video/34LrCW2djCk/v-deo.html . 3rd ; Elvis was raised by blacks , lived with blacks , had friends in blacks and later when touring in the 70's ,black plp in his band = Sweet Inspirations in a time when it was not common to mix . Elvis dared to do such , even if he got the heat for it with being banned on the airwaves in music , tv and newspapers or called a N. lover in the 50's. wich was the time the KKK was huge . AND... Elvis always credited his black idols like BB King , James Brown , Fats Domino etc for influencing him .
I think it might mean elvis doing things in secret helping charities. Goingvto black people's houses and helping them when he found out there struggles .
Iv been a fan for 40 years and didn't know how generous he acually was in secret
Thanks for the link to that video!
And if this movie is as good as it looks, Priscilla or Lisa should give Baz a TCB necklace
My man Elvis beautiful inside and out and I hope the movie portrays that
Elvis came up with that TCB lighting bolt while he was on a plane ride He's the one that came up with this no 1 else
Yes you guys did such a great job!!! I will say that the origins of the TCB lightning bolt logo was actually disclosed in this trailer. The lightning bolt comes from the comic books of his favorite superhero Captain Marvel. Elvis was huge into comics.
Marvel Jr.
Actually that’s not true . Priscilla did an interview back in the 80’s saying that the TCB logo come about with her and Elvis on a plane after their divorce . He wanted something made for his friends “Memphis Mafia “ . While on the plane going to the jewelry store she was sketching different designs and a lightening bolt went across the sky and that’s when Elvis said he wanted TCB with a lightening bolt through it
@@cretiastork3517 Still could be from Captain Marvel. I'll wait for her to answer this directly now that the movie is soon to come out.
@@cretiastork3517 Well, I'm pretty dang sure that lightning bolt reminded him of his favorite childhood superhero whose costume had a similar looking lightning bolt upon his chest.
@@alansohn855 Yep, and Elvis dyed his hair jet black just like Captain Marvel Jr.
World this is the movie to see! Elvis! The wait is almost over king! Long overdue! Finally!!!!!!!
Chills watching this trailer! AWESOME!
This was by far the best Elvis movie done to date. I was blown away by it. Sure hope it clears up some misconceptions about Elvis.
cannot wait to see the movie. spot on with the review. the director Baz Luhrman actually went down to Memphis to interview Sam Bell, Elvis' friend when he grew up in his younger years, and got the real deal of Elvis straight form the horses mouth - ie from people who actually knew him, grew up with him and took him in. This was in preparation for this Elvis movie and unfortunately Sam died not so long ago. Never mind, I am sure Sam will be up in heaven with his buddy Elvis looking down at us and all this commotion going on. p.s. this is the first time that I have seen youse two on your reaction channel. sir, you have a great radio announcer type of voice. and maam, you gave a great review without giving away too much. thank you.
Reportedly, due to the fact Elvis' early recordings were all monophonic and do not translate well to modern sound technology, Austin Butler will be singing those. The recordings from his later years will be used in the film.
Hound dog and Jailhouse rock translate in any time. They are raw and amazing.
@@fender1000100 they are meaning the technical translation of the 50s songs to modern sound technology
Glad you know of the TCB⚡️ logo and Elvis Memphis mafia, great review. I hope this movie does really well in box office.
This looks like a good movie as its been filmed in Australia Down on the Gold Coast 🇦🇺
TCB was Elvis’s favorite phrase: Taking Care of Business. None of his albums were named TCB.
His band was called The TCB band!
@@naomiwarner7117 And he had a TCB logo on his private plane!
Can't wait.sooo good.
Austin Butler sang the early years and the later years are recordings of Elvis :)
Elvis voice!! With exception of some early songs when Austin on stage
In the mono records was the both !
Austin Butler does all the vocals for the early Elvis. The older Elvis do use a mixture of Austin voice and Elvis‘s combined at least that’s what I read
Ronnie McDowell, the Country singer who came out with ( "The King Is Gone") after Elvis's death is singing the older Elvis years!
@@naomiwarner7117 "Unchained Melody" is Elvis' voice alone.
Great review, as a former Memphian and Elvis fan the attention to details by Bas is astounding, even for the one second flash of the SOLD sign as Elvis drives up to Graceland in the pink Caddy, it has the actual realtors name that sold the property to Elvis. That is a one second flash that indicates a lot of attention was paid to things a lot of people will miss, but the hard core Elvis fans will pick up.
How poor was/is Tupelo? I'm English and never saw a good Elvis film,(you'd say movie.) I'm not being rude but I read he "upgraded" to the ghetto?🇬🇧🇺🇸
The vocals are Elvis - The original KING.
Sou do Brasil e vou ver esse filme, a Lenda Elvis presley.
Some people are saying the trailer is Austin Butler singing. It is not....it's Elvis's voice apart from the bit where someone shouts the butter
Cup comment and he starts.....the rest is Elvis's recordings. In the actual film Butler does the singing of younger Elvis and a blend apparently for the 60s and 70s. Will be interesting to see how it all actually plays out....I for one am really excited!!
Austin Buter who plays Elvis sings himself in this movie.He puts his heart and sould into this❣
best movie ever!!! cant stop watching it!!!
The lightning bolt basically comes from the Captain Marvel comics (shazam) which you see him reading as a young kid...thats where they got the inspiration from. I dont think theres any other story as to how they came up with the logo
Elvis took black music and brought it to the main stream something no black or any other white artist could have done. Doing so he help segregation between black and white ppl slowly evade. His Great looks, beautiful Voice and dance moves were unlike anyone else.
Austin Butler did all of his own singing!!!
Where did you hear Elvis had a secret life with his "crew" and that TCB is a symbol for that? I'm a lifelong Elvis fan and have read 20+ Elvis books etc. and never heard of this secret life. TCB was a mantra, slogan, that Elvis used, meaning "Taking care of business" and the lightning bolt means "in a flash." Also, the lightning bolt has always been important to Elvis, as you saw, he had it around his neck as a kid (playing to be Captain Marvel). He was a super fan of Captain Marvel and that's where the lightning bolt is really coming from. He has a famous speech where he says that he used to read comic books as a child and he was the hero of the comic comic books, and that his dreams have come true a hundred times etc. This is really the first big screen biopic that is doing his whole life. The one with Kurt Russell was a made for TV movie and only went up to 1970, 7 years before he died. The many big screen movies about Elvis have only told partial segments of his life, or were completely fictional. I have been a fan since I was about 6, 40+ years, and I'm not sure when I started hearing about Elvis being a racist, or stealing black culture, or not giving credit, which totally blew my mind. There was never any confusion about this, or his story for the longest time, and then all of a sudden I see all these horrible things being said about him. It's all bull, and people that are saying these things, are doing so, I think to push their political, and sociopolitical agendas, and since Elvis was the main leader to have broke the barrier for black music into the mainstream, they are using him to rewrite history, and don't care if it's true. They are just using him because he would gain the most attention to what they are saying because of how huge of a star he is. Sad thing is, is because what they say about him is not true, it will discredit what is probably a good sociopolitical agenda, and they would have been better off telling the truth. Elvis was from the poorest of the poor, who was in one of 4 white families that lived in a black area of Tupelo, Mississippi. (The director of this movie, Baz Luhrmann, has a video of him visiting Sam Bell, Elvis' childhood best friend and it's a great video). Elvis' best friend as a child said that they all grew up the same and the only difference was that Elvis had to go to one school, and they had to go to a different. Other than that they were the same. Elvis' family moved to Memphis just before highschool and they lived in government housing. When Elvis was 18 he went into a studio to record a record to hear what he sounded like and to give to his mom. He had no plan of anything except maybe being in a gospel quartet. The studio saw something they liked though and they signed him and within 2 years he was the hottest star in the world. People make it sound like Elvis had this big plan to copy blacks and then break down the wall for black music into the mainstream and profit from it, when he didn't even know what had happened or how it happened. Also, how can you steal a culture you grew up in? It was a part of him. Elvis always gave credit to blacks, was friends with blacks, when that was against the law in some places. When Elvis was asked how it was that he invented rock and roll, he said something like "I didn't create nothing, black people have been doing that kind of music long before me." Also, just people saying he stole anything is just so opposite of his soul, as he was about the most giving and generous person I have known of. He gave his black cook a new home, and a new car, among other things, in fact he gave away well over 200 cars to family, friends, and complete strangers, as well as, about 10 homes, many many pieces of jewelery, he gave Sammy Davis, Jr. an expensive ring during one of his concerts, saying that Sammy was a jewel to the entertainment world. He gave to over 25 charities every year in Memphis, black and white, and never wrote any of it off on taxes, saying he felt it cheapened his gift, plus if he could afford the taxes he felt it also helped the country to not write it off. Now tell me what thief would not write off the most easy thing to claim on taxes? When Jackie Wilson had a heart attack and was left almost helpless afterwards, Elvis paid his hospital bills, and then his nursing care bills as well. These are just the tip of the iceberg, so when I hear how Elvis stole this, that or the other, or was evil in some way, it just is the most uninformed thought I can imagine. As a lifelong fan and a member of many Facebook Elvis groups, I can say that I, and almost everyone in my Elvis groups, are so happy, even emotional about this movie, because we know that Baz spent many years researching Elvis, then, when he got the approval to do the movie, he moved to Memphis for 18 months, where Graceland gave him a room to work out of, and whereby he was given access to any artifact and possession of Elvis' that he asked to see. He took photos and notes on everything he saw. Then Austin Butler won the role of Elvis after competing against other actors in many voice, and dance workshops and other trials. After Austin won the role, he began studying Elvis full on, reading and watching everything he could on Elvis. He worked with a voice coach and got to where he was sounding just like him, but felt that he didn't want his performance to be an imitation, so he decided to do a interpretive voice instead. Austin also sings. He does all of the 1950's singing as the recording of Elvis back then doesn't interface well with modern movie making. Then from the 1960's onward, most of the songs are a blend of Elvis and Austin. After hearing an expert talk about the reasoning I became more open to it. With Austin also singing with Elvis, it won't look like he is mouthing the words like if he was just lip syncing. Look at Dennis Quaid as Jerry Lee Lewis in that biopic, or others, and it just looks bad seeing someone mouth the words, so I think a blend was probably a smart idea. Elvis deserved this movie.
Thank you for your information.
"WELL SAID DOUG DICKASON"!!! "I CAN SEE YOU'VE REALLY DONE YOUR HOMEWORK ON ,,,"ELVIS PRESLEY"!!! "BUT I DO BELIEVE",,,"JACKIE WILSON",,, "HAD A STROKE". "ISN'T THAT WHAT DESTROYED HIM"??? "ANYWAY I DO BELIEVE"!!! "IT TOOK AN AUSTRALIAN"!!! "TO FINALLY SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON ,,,"ELVIS PRESLEY"!!! "WILL JUST HAVE TOO WAIT AND SEE"??? "WON'T WE"??? "FINGERS CROSSED"!!! "THANK YOU VERY MUCH"!!! "WAYNE GOODGER"!!! "AUSTRALIA"!!!🔦👑👏☝🎆🏄🙌😝💟✌
@@waynegoodger7115 thanks, but there are reports saying both, some heart attack, some stroke. I think he may have had a heart attack and they didnt oxygen into him soon enough and maybe had a stroke then. Yeah, thank God for Australia, and finally someone did it right.
@@dougdickason "I LIVE ON THE ,,,"GOLD COAST" "QUEENSLAND","AUSTRALIA" "THE "ELVIS PRESLEY",,,"BIOPIC"!!! "WAS MADE JUST UP THE ROAD FROM WHERE I LIVE"!!! "SO ALOT OFFER US "AUSSIES",,, "ARE REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THIS"!!!! "AS IT WAS MADE IN ARE "BACKYARD"!!! "ALSO DOUG",,, "MY AUNTY DAWN SAW",,, "ELVIS PRESLEY PERFORMED LIVE AT THE 1973, ALOHA FROM HAWAII CONCERT 1973"!!! "SHE WAS ,,,"ELVIS PRESLEY"!!! "SPECIAL GUEST AT THE SHOW"!!! "ELVIS",,, "GAVE MY AUNTY DAWN A SCARF DURING THE LIVE PERFORMANCE"!!! "AND ELVIS ALSO SIGNED THE BOOKLET PROGRAM FOR THE SHOW"!!! "CHEERS MATE"!!! "WAYNE GOODGER"!!! "AUSTRALIA"!!!🔦👑🎆🏄🙌😝💟✌
I believe they are mixing Austin’s voice and Elvis’ voice.
Eu sou uma fã enlouquecida por Elvis... Vi todos os filmes ditos "biograficos" de Elvis mas eu achei todos eles apenas vitimizações de Priscilla e Mafia de Memphis. Para mim, pela primeira vez vai ser exposto realmente as raízes musicais, que começaram em Tupelo no Mississipi. As falas do proprio Elvis, suas proprias impressoes. Eu espero que o filme não decepcione e seja tão bom quanto foi o trailler.
He is a legend a icon
All the trailer work is done by Elvis except “Well”. They are saying everything before the 60s will be Austin but That’s Alright Mama in this trailer is Elvis voice as well as everything else.
Thank you!!
HE IS THE KING!!
He didn’t have an album titled Taking care of business
Elvis is so hard replicate because he was so unique.
The Preview was Amazing as will be the Movie 🍿 the ending will more than likely be Chilling. From 1968 on it Will be the actual voice of Elvis ..just like Unchained Melody
Austin Butler sang the early songs, the later songs are a mix of Elvis and Austin. TCB was the one he gave to the guys , to the ladies he gave TLC tender love and care jewelry.
Amazing video
I have to say you guys are so adorable and cute in the way that you react with each other and even though you you both seem intrigued and knowing more about Elvis makes me appreciate more of what you want to learn more and add to it as you go along and so far I appreciate what you have added to it from what you have learned so far. You seem like a delightful couple and I feel like your channel will grow and hope that it is LOL thank you again
Thanks for a very thoughtful reaction video. Well done. TCB.
Austin Butler is doing the singing. He’s doing all the old songs by himself, & the newer songs are blends of Austin & Elvis.
if the acror is singing it is his voice he studied for over a year to try and sound like elvis, some of the songs if it is like backgroud songs that will be elvis's voice. in the trailer some of the somgs were elvis's voice so enjoy
Austin Butler sang it all ❤
The actor, Austin Butler, sings all of the songs from the 50s through to the 60s; everything from the 70s has blended both Austin and Elvis’ voices. So Austin sang most, if not all, the songs! Austin has even said that when listening back to the film’s version of Suspicious Minds, he couldn’t tell where his voice ended and Elvis’ started.
Elvis Presley's band in the 1970s was called the TCB band
It also will show the relationship with Colonel Tom Parker, Tom Parker was good for Elvis in the very beginning but by the time Elvis went to the army the colonel was the worst thing for him, imagine if you will how big would the Beatles be or the rolling Stones, AC/DC, Bee gees if they never tour America? But Elvis never tour overseas but yet was still the number one entertainer of the world and this was due to the colonel who in my opinion destroyed Elvis at the end just my opinion thank you for your reaction
Austin Butler, the actor, is doing all the singing.
Yes they are using Elvis' magnificent voice except that Well note when the guy said get a haircut
Say what you will, but I've never heard a singer sing so well in so many genres!
in an a interview with baz.. he says austin who plays elvis sings the 60s era part then they mix elvis and austins voice for the 70s part
The early Elvis is Butler, later Elvis is Elvis himself 👌
King!!!!!!!!!
Austin is singing the early Elvis and the later is a blend of Elvis and Austin ! So excited for this film ! ! ! Elvis' life should have been told on the big screen along time ago ! ...I believe that this one will get it right ! ! Hollywood and the music world owe Elvis the respect he never got when he was alive ! ! ! He truly deserves the icon status he is like no other entertainer who ever walked on a stage ! ! !
There is not much secreacy about TCB it was the logo of his band, when ppl entered into his circle of business, singers back singers , stage maneger etc they would get a neckless with that symbol, of course it has a lot meening to them. The inercircle of Body guards, some of them were Elvis friends since highschool, were called the Memphis Mafia. It was kinde of funny and Iconic in a way.
In the film the early days of Elvis is Austin singing,the later years are a mix of Elvis and Austin.
elvis and me was a made for tv movie back in the late 80s
that one was good
* * * Missing from this movie is his Country Music Roots. Rock & Roll is not just R&B. Elvis fused Country with Blues and his own brand of Rock & Roll was born.
Also missing is the fact that Elvis biggest influence was not R&B it was Pop Ballad singers like Dean Martin & Bing Crosby. He did not set out to be an R&B singer, nor was he.
Even Gospel music, which the trailer shows, there were other influences beside those in the community. At age 14, he met JD SUMNER (of the Stamps Gospel Quartet), which he came to see during an all-nigh hymn sing in Memphis. JD was a big influence on him, and later joined his band!
This was given a huge thumbs up by Elvis‘s family. Baz has said it’s not a biopic - it’s from the Colonel’s perspective.
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Priscilla did not design the TCB Logo, she was there when he was coming up with it. He was inspired by a woman he had an affair with. She had her family necklace on. The Lighting Bolt is from Captain Marvel comics but used as"TCB in a Flash". ⚡⚡⚡⚡
There was never an Album called TCB although it's a nice concept. 😎👍
Austin Butler sang himself in the early 60 s, 70s in some songs they synchronized the OG Elvis and Austin’s voice but at the very end it’s completely Austin.
The director said Austin Butler (the actor playing Elvis) did all the singing.
The myth and inaccurate phony stories surrounding Elvis Presley never cease to amaze me. The TCB logo represent some "secret life" of Elvis and his crew now ??? LOL. Never heard that one, that's a new one. Not laughing at her for saying it, I'm just shaking my head at all the weird stories that people hear about Elvis. This man, in 2022 continues to make people talk and create all kinds of gossips. I think he would have a good laugh at all this.
Oh she was awesome, just an innocent mistake. These two have great chemistry!
Now you know it was Austin singing and talking
The reason they picked this guy , is because out of the top 3 Actors who wanted the part, he was the only one who was also a professional singer. The other contender looked a lot more like Elvis but... at the end of the day, the director wanted someone who could do it all. Like Elvis. All the singing you hear in this trailer is Austin singing. Not Elvis. You can tell on small parts here and there. He trained a lot.
Austin (Butler) actually did all the singing naturally, so the sound production crew didn't use any of Elvis's singing in his songs. Baz Luhrmann wanted this movie to be totally accurate as possible so you're going to hear Austin naturally singing Elvis's songs like as of course, covers. And he put on the Tennessee accent so he could be in character from Elvis's natural speaking voice to singing and even the mannerisms. Austin did all the studying into Elvis to get into the character to play as him. This has also been done in Straight Outta Compton, with Oshea Jackson Jr, Jason Mitchell, Corey Hawkins, Neil Brown Jr, and Aldis Hodge to sound exactly their counterparts only using their actual voice and to rapping. Bohemian Rhapsody did it differently, Rami Malek doesn't sing as that often but used his voice in the Live Aid scene. All the singing has been done by recordings by Freddie but mostly by a youtuber by the name of Marc Martel. Which by the name you might heard of before, if not? Go check out Marc Martel if you get the chance.
Bas, the director said that Austin is singing the songs from the 50s, but the 60s and 70s are Elvis and Austin's voices blended together, so it isn't only Austin singing the entire time.
Tom Hanks is usually great. I've also been a fan of Austin Butler for ages. Not surprised you recognize him. He's always acted with his real hair color before this though (slightly-brownish-blonde). But he's been everywhere and in everything. I mainly like him in all his Disney and ViaCom (including Paramount and Nickelodeon) stuff. But the main thing people will know him from which was something else he did with Warner was the Sex and the City prequel "The Carrie Diaries".
He's guest starred in crime and medical shows like most other people as well too though.
Austin Butler is singing Elvis in the movie like no joke
This is going to more of deeper serious movie. As far as who is singing in the movie Butler is doing some and in some parts it's Elvis. The opening trailer is Elvis singing
These songs you hear is All Elvis songs !
It is a well-known fact to any Elvis Presley fan that he grew up in the black part of town was influenced by black and white and also in return he influenced too many black entertainers it isn't one-sided like nothing is one-sided
All of it us Austin singing.
Real smart talking over Hank's final words🙄. Cant you just WAIT until the trailer is over to ask your question???
Austin Butler is doing his own singing.
Was the actor singing the songs btw
The logo wasn't made up by Priscilla it was by Elvis and she helped but since his death she's taken credit
The director of the movie confirmed it’s actually the actor Austin butler singing.
actual Elvis voice
I know they got Priscilla’s blessing
There’s nothing secret about TCB..just take care of fast lighting fast. Btw he was born in Tupelo Mississippi and in the black neighbourhood. They were sharecroppers so very poor.
Sounds like some conspiracy stuff to me.
“TCB” stood for “Taking Care of Business”. One of his mottos. He put it on jewelry, clothing, all types of stuff. He gave necklaces and rings with “TCB” on it to his crew. His crew was a mix of black and white people, and he gave those necklaces to all.
That's Elvis singing.
Would enjoy seeing you react to "Elvis Presley and the Black Community". It's 15 minute documentary featuring many of the black performers who knew Elvis, including BB King, Sammy Davis Jr., Stevie Wonder and many more. It also shows how racist it really was back then, and how Elvis stood up for his principles at the risk of losing everything.
THIS IS MRS ACE X. WITH THE TCB, WITH THE LIGHTENING BOLT WAS... TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS IN A FLASH. AUSTIN SANG THE 50S MUSIC. THEY BLENDED ELVIS' VOICE WITH AUSTINS' FOR THE 60S MUSIC, AND IT IS ALL ELVIS' SINGING VOICE IN THE 70S. THAT WAS ELVIS PLAYING THE PIANO WHILE SINGING UNCHAINED MELODY, WHICH YOU HEARD IN THIS TRAILER. THIS FILM HAS BEEN INVITED TO AND WILL BE SEEN AT THE CANNES FILM FESIVAL. THERE IS OSCAR BUZZ, AND I BELIEVE THAT IT WILL PULL IN AT LEAST TWO. I HOPE THAT IT GETS MOVIE OF THE YEAR. OUR ELVIS DESERVES THAT. HIS MANAGER WOULD NOT LET HIM MAKE ANY MOVIE WHERE HE WOULD NOT GET TOP BILLING, SO HE NEVER GOT TO WORK WITH THE BEST KNOWN ACTORS, IN THE BEST WRITTEN FILMS. THE MANAGER WANTED HIM TO STICK TO THE FORMULA MOVIES, WHERE THEY COULD MAKE QUICK MONEY...SAD.. TELL FRIENDS, RELATIVES, COWORKERS, FELLOW STUDENTS, CHURCH MEMBERS AND PEOPLE THAT YOU SPEAK TO ALONG YOUR WAY, TO WATCH THIS TRAILER, AND THAT ELVIS 2022 WILL BE IN THEATERS ON JUNE 24TH, 2022. PEOPLE DO NOT EVEN KNOW THAT THIS MOVIE IS COMING OUT. PLEASE, MAKE SURE THAT THEY DO, FOR THE LOVE OF ELVIS, AND FOR HIS SAKE. DON'T THINK THAT HE DOES NOT KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON HERE. LOOK UP THE SAM BELL, IN TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI, INTERVIEW DONE BY THE DIRECTOR OF THIS FILM. HIS NAME IS BAZ LUHRMAM? WELL, BAZ IS CORRECT ANYWAY. SAM WAS ELVIS' BEST FRIEND WHEN THEY LIVED BEHIND EACH OTHER AS CHILDREN.. THEY HAD SLEEP OVERS. ELVIS LIVED IN A BLACK NEIGHBORHOOD THAT ONLY HAD ABOUT 3 WHITE HOUSEHOLDS. ELVIS WAS THE ONLY CHILD THAT WAS WHITE SEEN OUTSIDE. AFTER ELVIS WATCHED KIDS PLAYING FOR A COUPLE OF DAYS HE WAS INVITED BY SAM TO PLAY WITH THEM. HE GOT PERMISSION, AND THE REST IS THE STORY OF HIS LIFE. ELVIS. A MAN WITH EMPATHY, COMPASSION, WITH LOVE FOR ALL. A VERY SENSITIVE PERSON, WITH SELF DOUBTS. HIS UNCLE VESTER, VERNON PRESLEYS BROTHER TOLD US THAT GLADYS AND VERNON ALWAYS TOLD ELVIS THAT HE WAS GOING TO LOSE EVERYTHING AND BE BROKE. HIS MOTHER TOLD HIM THAT THEY WERE NOT MEANT TO HAVE MONEY. THAT WAS ONE OF THE THINGS THAT HE ALWAYS WORRIED ABOUT. YET HE WAS A FREE GIVER. HIS HEART LOVED TO HELP OTHERS. HE FELT THIER LONGING AND THIER PAIN. EVEN IF A PERSON HAS NEVER HEARD OF OUR ELVIS, THEY N-E-E-D TO SEE THIS FILM.. WATCH ELVIS LASS ON UA-cam, IF YOU LOVE ELVIS. PEACE AND LOVE.
That and the way the colonel Tom Parker was good for Elvis in the beginning but became the worst thing for him at the end that's the part I hope they show the most remember he never tore outside of America
The director the guy who put all this together he said that an interview with him the guy who plays Elvis he said that the gentleman who plays Elvis actually sings the younger Elvis songs that's actually him singing because the recordings they had from back then wasn't very good the older songs is Elvis