Baz Luhrmann's Elvis Trailer REACTION - Tom Hanks 2022
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- Elvis 2022 Trailer REACTION! Beyond The Trailer's reaction & review of the official trailer 2022! Baz Luhrmann! Tom Hanks! Austin Butler! Warner Bros!
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Elvis Movie 2022 Trailer REACTION today! Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph's reaction & review of the official trailer for Baz Luhrmann's Elvis from Warner Bros starring Tom Hanks and Austin Butler! Share your own reaction to the official trailer for Elvis before you see the full movie in 2022 in theaters only! And be sure to make Beyond The Trailer your first stop for movie and entertainment news here on UA-cam today!
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"Before Elvis, there was nothing"
- John Lennon
How has everyone forgotten Elvis? He'll be the only one still talked about in 200 years
the Beatles.
You are crazy.
THE BEATLES
LED ZEPPELIN
MICHAEL JACKSON
Will be bigger and more talked about forever.
@@fender1000100 Ahahahaaaa Led Zeppelin????
@@steve8510
Hell yeah. In case you dont know EVEN ELVIS had to go to them. When they were at the height of their fame in 1974. They remain the most successful and revered hard rock band in history.
@@fender1000100
No, hell no, nopers, zippo, nada niente
Nobody will ever forget Elvis, the greatest entertainer ever, Graceland is visited by more people,than anywhere.
Nobody has forgotten Elvis! Some just haven't discovered him yet! He will never be forgotten! Elvis fans, raise Elvis fans! We pass on his legacy.
Elvis story is MUCH more fascinating than the Freddie story
Elvis Presley was the Biggest Star of All-Time and he single-handedly changed the music industry and movie industry. It can be said that Elvis Presley single-handedly changed the 20th Century.
Agree, thats why, with all justice he was given the award of ARTISTof 20th Century... Finally they got somethig right about HIM, it was about time that this man had the recognition that he deserves. And its not enough... Just hope this movie wins plenty of oscars and will be know and talked all over the World... if so, ELVIS will be BACK and rockin once more.
YESSSS! Idk why this story is being compared to "Bohemian Rhapsody".
"he was the biggest thing for awhile there" uh he has always been the biggest thing, and that's still true. no one today comes close
Elvis was and us the best entertainer of all time.
Elvis was fascinating and lead a fascinating life. There would be no Beatles, Elton John, and Freddy Mercury without Elvis. John Lennon said that there would have been no Beatles without Elvis and that he would still be in Liverpool. Elvis opened the door for all of them. I was here back in the 1950's, the excitement, the energy, the spirit and soul of Elvis is captured in this trailer. Elvis changed everything, even our culture, and he changed music forever.
Yeah 👍😂, and Bob Dylan said "I thank God for Elvis!!!" 👑 🎸 🎵 🎶
Lennon said before Elvis there was nothing. Bunch of Pat Boone and Perry Como and lame white bread crap like that.
Thank goodness they are showing where Elvis got some of his natural spirit and energy and talent from. Hint. Not from white people.
Let's hope the movie does justice to the King - Elvis.
Elvis missed the musical fire he sparked by being in the movies. By the time the Beatles came to his house to play Elvis didn't truly understand the new music. Elvis like Buddy Holly before him had become a crooner not the rock n roller of his youth. I blame the 1950's for crushing Elvis.
I'm not the biggest fan of biopics on musicians but Elvis is my all time favorite. I can't wait for this movie.
This has Oscar contender written all over it. Millions of Elvis fans, young and old, around the world are gonna buy tickets to see this.
Not everyone has forgotten the King.
It’s about Elvis, it’s gonna be huge. He still has a huge global fan base til this day....dude is an American iconic.
24 and I'm proud to say I'm an Elvis fan, I'm seeing this opening day!
That moment when he says “it has everything to do with us” gave me the same chills as when rami said “that’s when the operatic section comes in” in the Bohemian Rhapsody trailer.
Elvis had some great gospel songs. Heck I think he had hits in every genera but he did have some really beautiful, touching songs. He was a great storyteller.
Freddy mercury would even agree there’s only 1 king and that’s Elvis
it’s rare that an actor disappears so completely into a role. especially austin who relatively is unknown to have pulled this off. he looks, sounds and moves like elvis. he’s earned the oscar
Grace, surprised you didn't mention the the SHAZAM references made in the trailer. 1. He's reading an early Shazam/Captain Marvel comic. 2. When young Elvis is in the tent singing gospel, he has a Shazam lighting bolt on his chest. 3. When Col. Tom Parker says he watched the skinny boy turn into a superhero!
I'm older than many of you, but I was around 15 years old when Elvis died; no one who witnessed his talent has ever forgotten him!
Imagine how hard it is to find an actor who can only look like him embody him and sing like him. I think they found a great gym here Austin Butler I applaud you
He had a few scenes in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, as a villain...and he was fantastic.
I'm a 21 Yr old that lives and is from England. And throughout my whole life Elvis has been massive with my family etc! it makes me so sad how this generation is slowly forgetting the greats. Such a beautiful singer... a total legend. He's deffo the king 🙌 this looks great! 🤩
No-one has forgotten Elvis. We play his music every day. He was and still is The King!! 👑
@@irenejones775 Trying e that!!!! I'm a 71-year-old antique girl, retired for 5 years now, and most of my time is spent watching Elvis music 🎶🎼😜 videos on UA-cam!!!! And I read my Elvis books constantly 🤣🤩 Long Live the King!!!! 👑 🎸 😇 I saw Elvis in concert once, and it was the happiest 2 hours of my life
TRUE THAT!!!! Crazy Spell check 😅❤️
I think the emotion comes from realising that Elvis was an actual person and when you see that he was obviously dying when he performed that version of 'Unchained Melody' (it comes from his final televised concert) it really breaks your heart. Also, Elvis has not been forgotten. Go to Graceland in August and tell me he's been forgotten.
Never knew but I'm sure the Righteous Brothers were honored for him to sing their song!
Possible one of his greatest performances. Heartbreaking when you know what was to come. 😢
was looking for this comment! I appreciate her video and commentary but I didn’t agree with the statement of Elvis being forgotten either. He was and very much still is THE king
@@snoodlebug1800 I was rather surprised at her saying that also. This is the most remembered entertainer in history. Let the ones today be remembered and cherished even 20 years after they're gone.
@@keetonplace absolutely! He was an icon and the music that people enjoy to this day would not be where it is without his incredible influence!
I was there at that time. We will never forget Elvis. There's never been anyone like him. King of rock and roll. The world cried the day he died. I collapsed
Until the day he died Elvis was always humble and insecure... that says a lot about the man. The most famous man in the world was afraid no one would like or remember him. Crazy. He was a beautiful human being that actually cared about people.
he is afraid that he will be forgotten.
That is one of the best trailers I've ever seen. Austin Butler and Tom Hanks could definitely get Oscar nominations, and if the performance is good enough, I could see Austin Butler winning.
A lot of people remember him and will always. He will never be forgotten.
Its the music with the dialog performance that gives us the feels and moves us to tears.
Music is the heart and soul of all movies.
The world will never have anybody that comes close to the Elvis is and still is he was the greatest entertainer singer and humanitarian this world will ever see nobody comes close nobody he sold more records than anybody in ever and they will never catch him in popularity or anything
Grace, I was 8 years old when Elvis died and I feel that the world has never been quite the same since we lost Elvis Presley. He was one of my all time heroes. I really hope you enjoy this movie about this incredibly talented and complex man.
Elvis will never be a tough sell, he is by far the only artist that gave you REAL American music and what generations enjoy today plus plus plus.
Just wanted to point out that he's not forgotten at all....believe me we're here in our millions and always will be ⚡⚡
There’s a reason why Can’t Help Falling in Love is one of the all-time most popular wedding songs 🤧 his slower ballads at what I love most
As a native of Elvis’ hometown of Tupelo, Mississippi, I have to say how much Elvis did and still does to contribute to our community even now. A generous soul through and through. Can’t wait to see this
It is NOT too late. This will blow everyone's socks off. Also, it' will make a fortune world wide.
Baz Luhrmann interview with Sam Bell was impressive. It will be a good one.
Elvis is about to blow up once again
Born in Memphis, TN raised in Corinth, MS (only 45 minutes from Tupelo). My great aunt was asked out on a date by Elvis before he was famous. Elvis has always been a part of our southern culture.
@@thomaspgreen6302 thanks I will Google that interview!
Millions of people have NOT forgotten who Elvis is! Graceland still has people coming from all over the world! There are Elvis impersonators all over the world who attract big audiences. His music is still recognized by almost everyone. And who doesn't know what he looks like? Forgotten? I think not.
Everytime Unchained Melody starts I get emotional. That song is so special to me for various reasons but it also just seals elvis's store so well.
That part of the trailer tears me up...and I'm not even a big Elvis fan.
I'm honestly shocked there hasn't been more movies about Elvis, he's a tragic figure and a cautionary tale for rising to stardom very quickly. Elvis was/is as legendary as any other entertainer in history, like him or not. Fascinating beyond belief!
If you've bn paying attention all these yrs there actually have bn quite a lot of Elvis biopics out there. In fact my initial reaction at this is, 'Another Elvis biopic?'
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 I had no clue. There hasn't been well known or big budget ones however.
@@myytchanneldinakoha8498 Not on the big screen there hasn't.
There have been some but none this serious. It looks like a genuine attempt to tell Elvis's story in the manner that he deserves.
@@deboisblanc Yeah, this looks pretty stunning visually and story wise. Gorgeous cinematography!
I have loved Elvis since I was a little girl. I was 13 when he died. I think I've probably seen every Elvis biography movie ever made, and I have to say this trailer moved me immensely. He was one of the most gifted performers in our lifetime and he was sadly used by so many whose job's were to take care of him. He gave so much and received so little and died a lonely man. I pray this movie portrays him in his true light...The King
What are you talking about? No one forgot about Elvis. A real Elvis fan knows the true story of Elvis. Love him or hate him, Elvis is well known around the world and many fans around the world love him. People from around the world visit Graceland and his records are still selling. That's why he is the best selling solo artist in history and after 45 years of his death, people still remember Elvis.
Elvis has not been forgotten your not a fan so you wouldn’t know but he has millions of fans young and old throughout the world, he will always be remembered and loved
Elvis is still relevant. He is everywhere, still, in our society. Being from Memphis I can even feel his presence in this trailer. I don't know if it will be as good as Walk The Line or Ray, but he deserves a movie like that.
I recognize Elvis as a musical icon but I wouldn't say I'm a fan. That being said I think this film looks incredible!
Elvis is not forgotten. My father listened to it, I listen to it. And my son listens (sometimes) to it. His music is passed on from one generation to the next. It is timeless.
I'm 45 years old and I grew up watching his movies and I've seen videos of his concerts and him singing in shows. And I still watch his videos to this day
Me expecting Grace to completely hate the trailer and it ended up with her in semi-tears 🥲
Another reason because they are acknowledging where Elvis gotten his music and style from.
I'm not crying, you're crying! This movie looks amazing
I'm a 52 year old man.. I remember the 1st time I seen Elvis perform on some late night live concert programming and it had been 1974 or 75. He was my 1st musical hero and I was quickly in love with his music and him as a performer in the movies and I also remember the day he died I can't wait to see this movie.
I’m super excited for this film but i definitely do NOT think Elvis has been forgotten in any way he’s probably the most overall famous musician of all time
Every single person who know something about Elvis, never forget who he’s are, and what he’s represented to rock’n roll, the popularity of that music genre only happened because Elvis Presley one day walked between us, simply, he’s THE KING
Trailer was fantastic, really looking forward to this movie now. Elvis has never been, nor will be ever be forgotten.
It looks bloody great. With Luhrmann at the wheel I have no doubt this will be an awards contender.
ELVIS is back. Looks and sounds great. The excitement is in the air. New fans of Elvis will be born June 24th. ELVIS is back in the building.
I love Elvis, I’m excited. This movie needs to come out now!!!
It was touching watching Grace slowly melt and reveal her emotional side. Wow. Never seen a reaction like that
I was born in 53. All my life, Elvis was a household name. Of all the movies made about him, this trailer is spot on about a poor boy from Tupelo.
Grace mention Tom Hanks accent. Colonel Tom Parker was not born in the US. He immigrated here. His opening statement that he will be made a villian, anyone who knows that history, Parker held a tight rein on what Elvis could or could not do.
I was on my way to work that fateful August morning and after an Elvis song had finished on the radio, the DJ announced Elvis was dead. I felt like I had been hit by a semi. I pulled over in disbelief and waited for the dj to tell more. I cried as if I just lost a beloved family member.
Elvis no worries man. No one will ever forget you. .
The trailer is spot on
The man deserves a masterpiece
FYI Freddy Mercury was a huge Elvis fan. Just listen to the way Freddy sings "Crazy Little Thing Called Love".
Freddie Mercury wrote that song to be about Elvis. He was sitting in the bathtub. Huge fan.
"Crazy Little Thing Called Love" ❤️ 🎸🥁 👑🍀💕🍀
Everybody I know is aware of Elvis. It sounds so weird to hear somebody saying no one knows who Elvis is nowadays. But who knows, people's experiences are different...
She’s basically saying he should be even bigger than he is. People know Elvis more as the Vegas caricature, then the musical legend. But I think this movie is going to make the music pop off.
Right? He's one of those legendary figures like Marilyn Monroe and James Dean. How more iconic can you be? And I think a lot of people know his life too.
He is still on shirts, coffee mugs all kinds of merchandise how is he forgotten.
Younger people know his name but they don't know his music, and what an incredible performer he was.
Younger generation knows his name but they don't know his music but i know they heard his music they just didn't know that it was him who sung😂coz he didn't see him he's dead a long time ago.
Your reaction is priceless!! You went from " I don't think this is going to work" to "This might be an Oscar contender" in 3 minutes. If a seasoned critic like you got the reaction we just saw, I am pretty sure the general audience will have an incredible experience.
Seasoned critic?? Can't be that good if she actually said and thinks "people have forgotten him." Dumbest damn thing to say or think!!
@@johncalderara298 You may not have forgotten him but many have and it's the truth. Elvis has been gone for 45 years and his legacy has been slowly fading. The younger generations can't name a single song from him. This is why this biopic is being made.
There is no queen without Elvis
Nobody has forgotten Elvis!
No, Elvis hasn’t been forgotten! He has new fans everyday…so, it’s sad because he hasn’t been forgotten & we’re still talking about him! I’m a newer fan after watching my high school students put on the All Shook Up play! I fell down this dreamy rabbit hole & learned what an amazing artist Elvis was! He w created a lane in the music industry that didn’t exist until he carved the path! He had a generous heart & was a seeker of truth! He loved people.
You think people forgot about Elvis? That's crazy ,everybody at least knows the name at a minimum. With that being said, the trailer looks awesome
I’ll watch it because Elvis is the definition of music
It’s interesting that you say that everyone has forgotten him. I don’t know if it’s a British thing but I don’t feel like that’s the same here. There’s constantly albums and re-releases of stuff, concerts people attend here about Elvis. He represents Americana to the highest degree. I would go far as to say when we think America, Elvis is one of the first thing we think of.
Unfortunately the same does not hold true in the states. I know people who are 25 and have no clue who Elvis is. 😪
He is the Greatest of All Time. This is a movie, hopefully a good one. But Elvis is Elvis, plenty of clips out there to to enjoy Him.
noo not everybody forgot elvis hes got millions worldwide from the time he started and they are still there this will make me happy to see new fans come from this
Elvis with an orchestra is pretty sweet, would recommend giving that a whirl to understand how good he was
Didn’t care before I saw this trailer and…wow now I’m psyched! The music, the mood, the acting!
Same here😎
Rocketman made me a fan of Elton's music, while Bohemian Rhapsody made me appreciate Queen a bit more. If anything, this movie will bring not only the story, but also the music to a new audience. That"s definitely a win in my book either way.
True. There's going to be a lot of people who have heard his songs but sung by others. I imagine it'll be quite surprising just how much Elvis impacted music to this day.
You should check out Walk the Line, the Johnny Cash film then.
That was very well put. The legend of Elvis never ever die. There is something about the guy that was different from everybody else
@@RadicalValkyrie anyone else here seen the Ray Charles movie Ray?
@@agenttheater5 I have. I thought it was pretty good.
I never forgot Elvis, and I’m only 48. Love his music.
The world still knows who Elvis is. When everyone has Elvis down for the count…Elvis always rises to the occasion.
Wow! This trailer gave me goosebumps..definitely going to see this.."Before Elvis there was nothing" - John Lennon
Phenomenal trailer!
Comparing this one to the idea of Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocket Man is interesting.
The truth is that as big as Freddie Mercury and Elton John were - Elvis is in an entirely different league.
There was Elvis - then everybody else.
Perhaps only The Beatles were the only other musical act in history that were ever on the level he was at.
So this is a very tall order - making a film biopic of quality - and one that’s worthy of the lofty status of Elvis.
But boy - this Trailer really does look like they may have actually done it!
Come June - something tells me there will suddenly be a whole lot of new Elvis fans around.
And that Austin Butler is about to become a big star….
Fun fact, too, Freddie and Elvis John, both HUGE Elvis fans!
@@weberv41 “Before Elvis, there was nothing.”- John Lennon
I think only Micheal Jackson is comparable to Elvis. I would put them on the same level... everyone els is a notch below.
@@MsTriggaTre
Yea I’d say that’s pretty accurate!
@@MsTriggaTre
CORRECT. Proof of that is in the 12 plus years since Jackson passed. His estate has made more money than Elvis's estate has made in the 45 years since he passed.
Jacksons impact in the 1980s with essentially just 3 albums.
OFF THE WALL
THRILLER
BAD
Has no equal. Everyone even Elvis and the Beatles never made that worldwide impact he made with Thriller. That's why it remains the best selling album in human history.
I'm a lifelong Elvis fan since I was about 6 going on 40+ years. This is the only movie about Elvis that I have ever really been excited for. Knowing how many years Baz researched Elvis even before the movie was approved, and then after it was ok'd he and his wife (a production designer) moved to Memphis for 18 months whereby Graceland gave them a room in the "barn" to work out of and given access to any artifact they desired to study. They would take photos and notes on all things they studied. So when I was younger I would look at pics of Elvis in concerts during the 50's and on shows like Ed Sullivan, and would always notice his drummers bass drum head, and never knew what the image was that was on it. Was it a prehistoric animal, a tear of the drum head, or maybe a cowskin. Still don't know, but when I was watching the trailer I almost became emotional when I saw that the bass drum head had been recreated almost to perfection. Why was this so moving to me? First, I think because 99.99% of people would not have cared or noticed anything about the drums, so when Baz CARED enough to recreate it, I was moved for some reason. Also probably because I know that Hollywood had resented Elvis, or some of us think, because he did cookie cutter feel good movies that took a few weeks to make and didn't cost much to produce but due to his draw people went to see those movies for almost 10 years. He was getting 1 million dollars a movie and making 3 movies a year, and was making so much more money than any other actor by far, so Hollywood grew to resent him possibly. So when he died, almost every movie on the big screen about Elvis has been a parody of some part of his life or image, and a joke, or making a joke of Elvis, and had no care or concern about the person, and only were concerned in exploiting his image for whatever their purposes were. So knowing Baz had researched for so many years, and then I saw all the care and attention to details, and when contrasted to all the junk that has come out before, it really moved me. I belong to a lot of Elvis Facebook groups and everyone is very excited to finally have the movie Elvis has deserved and the fans have waited for.
Who can't relate to the fears of being forgotten. ELVIS FOREVER...NEVER FOGOTTEN!!!
Butler looks to be doing an AMAZING job! I'm actually excited to see it now.
Also, seeing him next to Tom Hanks make up for a one great duo. That made me understand why he got cast as Elvis
The puffy cheeks reminds me of late elvis before he passed away. Very well done if that's prosthetics.
One of my first memories was when Elvis died. I was three. Me personally, I'll never forget him because of that... I'll definitely see this is the theater 🎥.
Me too. I remember my parents being so sad.
Elvis has not been forgotten. Never will be
I must be old...he died when i was about 5 but I remember the general sadness on his passing and as I grew all the "rumors" in the magazines that he was still alive but in hiding cause he hated the spotlight. They no longer say that but I never thought people were starting to forget Elvis. For me, when he said about being forgotten I thought - "your Elvis, people won't forget you" - but I guess Grace's reaction tells me how such a megastar in his time will eventually fade with each passing generation.
there are new fans daily though. i have seen 15 years olds on youtube in love with elvis
@@matthewdavis418 good to know
@@matthewdavis418 A few but not many. this movie will help, I think.
6th time I've watched the trailer. That's got Oscar written all over it. It will win 3 Oscars minimum and be nominated for dozens of awards. This real Elvis story will make millions of new young fans. Elvis was a YOUTH MOVEMENT more than anything. And that energy turned right into the civil rights movement and changed the world. Austin Butler looks like a
young Johnny Depp and he will nab one of those Oscars for sure. This movie just made him a star.
I am very excited for Elvis’s story. I’m also very excited for Austin Butler. This guy has struggled to make himself a big name and he went up against some very well known actors for this role. The fact that he beat out a lot of people that are bigger names than him tells me that he is gonna bring something incredible to the role.
There will never be anyone ever top Elvis never Elvis is way better better music this is going to be a top number one movie I believe of the year
I wasn’t excited for this movie but this looks absolutely incredible
Oscar de melhor filme....melhor ator.....melhor ator coadjuvante.....melhor fotográfica 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Elvis...definitely love this trailer and Austin Butler, loved him in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood and yeah he may not look like the King down to a tee. But he sure moves like him and can definitely song. A damn good biopic and it helps that you have Tom Hanks as the Colonel.
That made me tear up. I’m an Assistant at one of the major studios here in Burbank and that whole “I don’t want to be forgotten” mindset is something you see all the time. People talk about celebrities and think they have it made. They think they’re rich, good looking and people love them. But I’ve seen it first hand. 99% of these actors and celebrities don’t care about any of that. Most, if not all of them only want one thing. And that’s to leave a legacy. Something that will make sure they won’t be forgotten…
“Elvis has been forgotten”? No ma’am, Elvis has never been forgotten.
I can hardly wait to see this movie. I love Elvis!
I was skeptical but this trailer blew me away! I cried by the end of it, too.
Somebody give Tom Hanks a freaking Oscar for that picture already!
My 14 year old daughter has loved Elvis since she was 5... he's still her favorite celebrity... she cried at his grave at Graceland when she was 9. Hopefully that gives you hope that he's not going to be forgotten anytime soon.
Found this trailer moving too. Shocked at how Elvis has largely been forgotten about these days. His death was huge and for a number of years his music was played everywhere with fans making pilgrimages to his home in Memphis.
Elvis has not been forgotten. Have you been to Graceland because I have and it was packed with ppl. Unfortunately no dead person is going to grab headlines like that. Well Michael Jackson but it hasn’t been decades since MJ’s death. Unfortunately in a few decades MJ’s name won’t be mention all the time either
Elvis is extremely well known to this day
@@ryanhill5137 I can't name 2 songs.
@@GAMEBOIMARCUS but most people at least heard of him
@@ikexbankai Imagine thinking MJ will be forgotten
I wasn't in to Elvis until. I went to Graceland. His impact cannot be underestimated. I don't think he is forgotten by any means. He is still one of the most consistantly high earning dead celebs.
Same I only really knew a few of his songs and nearly nothing about him. My dad took me to Graceland and it literally changed my life. It’s unbelievable how many good songs he has and how talented he was ⚡️
@@macyschwarzkopf46 that's awesome! He didn't change my life, but i learned new respect for him.
I was also impressed with his early stance on civil rights.
Yes, Graceland has a presence for sure. It's like a lonely 1970s home waiting for it's people to come back.
Elvis has never been & never will be forgotten!!
There are no fans more loyal then Elvis fans! ⚡️
Elvis is the biggest superstar ever so if this movie finally is a great one about Elvis it will be a success
Everyone has not forgotten who Elvis was more like people know the image and myth not what's behind it.
I'm so incredibly excited. It looks phenomenal. I'm glad they're showing the side of Elvis that a lot of people today aren't familiar with. The man, not the icon.
Elvis was the greatest EVER period and has sold 2.5 million records world wide and people can talk about the king until the end of time but he was the greatest show on earth 🌎THE KING OF MUSIC PERIOD
I was born in 88'..But I grew up knowing how big of a deal Elvis was in the music world. When I was around 2/3yrs-old, We all went to Graceland and I managed to get into one of Elvis's cars and sat in the driver's seat pretending to drive.