How Elvis Turned Las Vegas Into A Place Worthy Of Superstars - Tom Hanks
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2022
- Tom Hanks spent enough time in Las Vegas to experience firsthand how Elvis Presley turned Sin City into a magnet for megastars. Tom's new film, "Elvis," opens in theaters next Friday. #Colbert #TomHanks #Elvis
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I bought the movie Elvis...and I am embarrassed to admit how many times I watched it.
It was amazing!!!!
Actors come on to promo but Tom Hanks really knows all about the people he plays. I could listen to him for hours.
Half of the stuff he said in this interview is simply factually incorrect.
Hanks is in full-on used car salesman mode here. He'll tell you anything to get you to spend money on this piece of crap.
Priscilla Presley officially endorses this thing, so you know it's going to be crap and about as historically accurate as the Queen movie. Sanitised, pasteurised, homogenised low-fat cheese.
It is fascinating that he is the second most trusted person in America , second to President Obama. I think it is properly placed because I think the world might end if gossip came out about Mr. Hanks. The sweetest man.
@@henrygvidonas9573 Well, you have a joyful day too. Maybe get someone to give you a hug
@@joannebattersby8365 He has played such a variety of roles and he is always convincing. In an industry where people often pull each other down, I have never heard anyone say anything negative about him.
Tom is a Trump supporter
I love the fact that Tom is giving Austin the recognition and praises he absolutely deserves, honestly Austin is massively talented, and naturally charming and magnetic.
Austin did an amazing job !!!!!!
Austin was so very dedicated! He put his soul into Elvis BRILLIANTLY!
AUSTIN DESERVES AN OSCOR!
TOM HANKS DERSERVES AN OSCOR!
America is a divided country and has its problems but any country that produces Elvis Presley is a great country
"Tom Hanks is a GEM" Is still the greatest understatement of all time.
I HAVE ALWAYS 😍 loved Tom Hanks. Great actor!!!!!!!
Mr. Hanks is a class act, an unbelievable talent, and not to mention, he looks better and healthier than he has in a while! :) I always enjoy when he appears on late night shows, SNL, etc. He's a natural entertainer and just an all-around good guy, from what I can tell. Good stuff, Stephen! :) Keep up the great work!
Tom is an all round good guy - when he is not eating babies! Or trafficking children.. or something. What kind of world do we live in where you hear that kind of talk? It drives you to despair.
Tom has lost weight, alot of weight.
@@elvisonwax Qanonsense.
@@zeldasmith6154 yeah, I hope he's OK. He looks a bit sickly
@@ayeeshahm9078 it's just a facelift, jowl pad removal and some eye work. Not saying he hasn't lost about 25 pounds, but the face is thinner mostly due to cosmetic work.
Come on Tom! You were Forrest Gump! You taught Elvis how to dance!
They should always have Tom Hanks on for the whole show!
I’ll be honest, I wasn’t looking forward to see this movie. But Tom Hanks successfully sold it to me.
If he is in a movie, it's going to be good for sure, no matter the theme.
And that's why he's a pro in the business!
Tom’s performance was garbage.
He did Colonel Parker’s voice like an evil cartoon character.
He completely failed and ruined the movie!!
IMO Tom (and the story around him) was the weakest part of the movie
and the main reason why the movie probably won't compete for Best Picture.
They should have centered the movie entirely on Austin Butler/Elvis himself
I'm glad he mentioned King Creole because King Creole is a _genuinely good_ film noir. Not "Elvis movie" good, _straight up actually_ good. Elvis's part was written for James Dean and Presley carries it just fine.
Plus, New Orleans!!!
Never knew that
Noir
I remember when Walter Matthau stated that Elvis could have been a great actor with proper training. He advised Elvis to study with Sandy Meiser, a famous acting teacher, but the Colonel and Uncle Sam had other plans. From my understanding, the Colonel did not like people advising Elvis out of fear that he would lose control of his golden goose.
The movie's before Elvis joined the army were good pieces of cinema. King Creole and Jailhouse Rock were well made for their time.
It’s Friday morning, first coffee with Stephen and Tom, good start to the day, I’m serious. 🥰
I was about to go to sleep. Watched this, then some truly Blue Ribbon material here on YT, a suggestion. It was Hanks & Colbert like no one has ever seen them before, shot inside a box.
It is 4:44am here in Toronto on a shift that started at midnight. Hello.
It's only 1:50 AM and I have been to sleep yet.. Have a wonderful weekend!
@@cherylanderson3340 Seen it, was hilarious. 😊
Me tòo
Wow, can they sell a movie. I never go to movies, but I can’t wait to see this one.
Tom Hanks is all class and an American treasure.
I saw the 1968 Special... completely by accident.. just happened to come across it on the TV that night... and it was MAGNIFICENT.. OMG.. he was so so sexy.. yet so charming and humble and human...
That's it, Tom. Tactfully correct Stephen on the right way to pronounce Baz without drawing attention to it. Masterfully done!
As i saw a Picture from Butler i was thinking he is the wrong Guy to handle Elvis,but i was totaly wrong,he impressed me verry!!!Great Job and Tom Hanks....like allways great to.Tx for that kind of Moovie!
That is so awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 😎 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 😎 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 😎 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 😎 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 😎 👌 👏 👍 😍
I saw the movie tonight and it was phenomenal. That wasn’t enough time with Tom Hanks! I’ve just watched him all evening and I could still listen to him for hours! 💗
I DID see the '68 special. Topping it off with "If I Can Dream" was unforgettable.
And let's not forget he had a twin brother who died at birth. AND Elvis died on his mother's birthday if I remember correctly. He was incredibly gifted and genuinely a nice man.
Not quite... Gladys birthday was in April but she did pass away on August 14th and Elvis passed away on August 16th...
I believe Elvis was the same age when he died as his mother when she died.
@@beatricewalberg1363 gladys was 46, Elvis 42
His twin's name was Jessie. Hence Uncle Jessie on Full House
When you got movies like Tom Hanks in them, you can't lose
Tom Hanks is a movie?
@@mip4422 "on cinema at the cinema" series movie reviews. You're welcome.
@@jordach545 ?
@@mip4422 look it up. Great movie review show. "On cinema at the cinema".
Tom’s performance was garbage.
He did Colonel Parker’s voice like an evil cartoon character.
He completely failed and ruined the movie!!
The movie is well worth seeing again and again. Col. Tom Parker was great , maybe cost too much, but did incredible promotion. Even today, it would be great. He also did merch and publicity. N I wadays that would be all different people.
Heh, "Because of Austin's power..." That is a way different movie than I expected.
Austin was a perfect choice to play Elvis. Such a talented actor who caught Elvis’s persona and essence like no other could.
Austin filled some huge shoes. This man is going places after this performance.
Elvis' grand-daughter, Riley Keough, is terrifically talented.
Runs in the family
@@danielupsdell2697 Lisa could sing, but Riley is truly gifted.
Tom hanks is the goat
Me and my cousins were outside playing and my aunt came outside and told us Elvis is coming on. 1968 come back special. Back in the 60s when Elvis came on tv we got to stay up and watch the king. TX
I was 14 years old watching the Elvis in Hawaii concert in 1974 on a black and white set in Australia.
I saw that Elvis special in '68! It was wonderful 😊
I watched that 68 special live on T.V with my Mom. My pop was asleep on the couch. Watching that special was the first time I realized I had these " funny" things happing to my body. Very awkward when your moms watching with you and you as a pre-teeen didn't understand what was happening to you😳🤯😍. Anyway great interview. Tom is such a icon and can't wait to see this movie. Presley approved ✔️
i did something too, in feb. 74. i slipped on this planet;))
Great great interview- watch all three clips - ThangyaVerahMuch
"BAZMATIC" Good one Tom Hanks! 🥰
Finally, they're talking about Elvis with deeply respect that the he deserve, without laughing, without "thank you Very much"...Elvis gave so much with too much quality, it's great to see that the people are recognizing in the right way, thanks Baz and Austin
What respect does Elvis deserve if he stole from black artists
@@WuntaykTimmy1 Elvis didn't steal. He borrowed from r&b and combined it with traditional pop and country to create something new, colorful, vivid and exciting.
@@WuntaykTimmy1 What you DON'T know can fill a book
@@WuntaykTimmy1 Always gotta be that one. Can’t just respect people and leave it at that. Don’t have to like someone to respect them. That music wasn’t going anywhere without Presley! Black artists had a hard time getting their faces on album covers at that time. He opened a lot of doors for black people-enough for Jesse Jackson to call him a silent civil rights activist. Show some respect.😊
I love Tom Hanks in Philadelphia
Just noticed that Tom Hanks is wearing a TCB pin. Very cool
Thanks for clearing this up! Was scrolling thru the comments trying to find an answer. :)
I was 2 months old when Elvis appeared on the Ed Sullivan show. After that I was rocked to sleep by my mother singing Hound Dog. 😊
My mother used to put me to sleep at night with a glass of warm milk and a hammer.
Elvis always my favorite. Tom is so talented and looks like Austin is too
I was a young teen when I saw Elvis in 'Flaming Star'. I wasn't really an Elvis fan but I really liked him in that movie.
Growing up in the 60s and 70s my folks loved going to Vegas and seeing entertainers like the Rat Pack, Sophie Tucker, the McGuire Sisters, Dietrich etc and always ended the nite late into the morning at Louis Prima's show featuring Keely Smith and his band Sam Butera and the Witness's who always had a great lounge show crowd including many artists who had already performed earlier at their own hotel shows..I can still hear my Mom telling my Dad make sure you make reservations at the Flamingo Hotel and make sure Elvis will be in town at the same time so we can get tickets for his show at the International Hotel..Good times and great memories..Thanks Mom and Dad..RIP..😘
I get scared when I see my fav actors get thin at their later age. But it’s great to him in fighting shape.
We all love Elvis
King Creole, Was filmed in the New Orleans area. '' before i was born'' But they used my Family's fishing Camp to film for some of the parts of the movie. sadly the Fishing Camp was lost in Hurricane George in 1998.
T. Hanks talks about Elvis, like Steven talks about LotR
This is part 3. They keep forgetting to label them... 😎
Love T.Hanks. what a treasure.
Ever notice that calling Tom by his first initial and his last name that you spell out the word “thanks”
America's Sweetheart and the GOAT
Tom Hanks once punched on with the Fonz.
The funny thing about this is I was in Las Vegas in 1970. You have to remember that Elvis was considered somewhat of a has been at the time. We drove into Vegas( the old Vegas strip)and got tickets to see him that night. He was great and thin at the time but the concert was half full. BUT all the women wanted to kiss him.
Dude, I must beg to differ with you my friend...no offense intended. In '69 and '70, he was putting out top 10 hits on the "pop" and country charts, even #1 on the charts. He was a "has been" only to the very youngest listeners, the hippies. Also... The number has grown into the rock 'n' roll equivalent of Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak: 837 consecutive sold-out shows performed by Elvis Presley at the International and Las Vegas Hilton from July 1969 through December 1976, when he last performed there. From late '56 to his last concert in '77, he never performed to an empty seat, anywhere. And his "Aloha From Hawaii" concert was watched live around the world by over 1.5 billion people, more than who watched the first man to walk on the moon! And this doesn't even count the U.S., which didn't broadcast it live because the networks wouldn't be able to put on commercials. How could a "has been" do that? He wasn't called The King for nothing.
@@mbushnell62 Sorry, I knew I would offend an Elvis fan but I tell you again that when we came to Vegas in 1970 we got tickets to his show that night and the concert was half full. We had a great time and I will remember it for ever.
Well perhaps it was the only time that the room was half empty cause the photos shows a very crowded place plus the movie" that the way it is" was filmed in the summer of 1970 where you can see people coming from all over the USA and all over the world through European fan clubs without mentioning the celebrities who attended his concerts. Sorry i find it hard to believe your statement cause we all know that Elvis did 2 shows per day and sometimes even 3 cause there were thousands of people wanting to see his show and the international room that was the biggest one in the city back then didn't have enough capacity to receive such audience .Elvis was the highest paid entertainer in vegas more than sinatra, Streisand,dean martin, tom jones or liberace so why they kept paying him that much during the following six years till his death if his concerts were half empty?
@@hatim4790 I agree...I find it hard, if not impossible, to believe as well, when EVERY show at every venue he played at from '69-'77 has been documented as sold out.
Elvis Presley: another casualty of Fame ♥️💔
Pioneered it just like everything else ..still an icon!
Aloha from Hawaii was broadcast on TV in 1973.. not 1974.. fun fact of the show is that it was broadcast- supplemented by the insert songs - on Wednesday April 4th 1973 on NBC.
2 of my favs together Tom and Steven💙
Cant wait to see it. 23 july here.
I remember watching the Aloha concert in '74
1973
Elvis was a great actor as his early films show how good he was but the money was in his singing as if he was around today he would of got more recognition as a multi talented performer.
100% true. It’s ironic that Elvis changed history, and yet came along at the wrong time.
好想念他，太瘦了，希望他身體健康平安，希望可以再看到他的電影💞
Good actor
Tom’s performance was garbage.
He did Colonel Parker’s voice like an evil cartoon character.
He completely failed and ruined the movie!!
@@Squirt69 how many negative posts are going to make here? SMH...
@@gailwebb9619 one more: Tom Hanks is a hollywood liberal talentless kuckboy. He hasn’t made a good film since castaway. You’re welcome!
Loved Tom Hanks' appearances on Letterman
I love Tom Hanks but I don’t love Letterman
I was not sure so looked up the old video, but I did see the 1968 Elvis special. I was 8, and my parents were big Elvis fans. The main thing I remember was the band being on that little stage surrounded by the audience.
I thought it was Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, SammyDJ and that lot who turned Las Vegas into a megastar magnet. They certainly had an impact on the acceptance of black performers - refused to play to segregated audiences. Frank Sinatra was a particularly strong advocate for equal rights.
Dean Martin was Elvis' favourite singer, and he christened him "King of Cool"; told his daughter that "they cal me The King, but your dad is "the King of Cool".
A while back, Dean Martin's daughter Deana came out to Australia to perform in our clubs. When I saw her live she was so mega-talented in her own right, and brought a sense of real Hollywood glamour, style and elegance to every aspect of her show. She was fantastic, and had some great stories to tell about the celebrities she grew up with. A very entertaining evening!
Frank and Dean were a generation older than Elvis, but Hanks is referring to the performers that followed Elvis.
@@jamesanthony5681 Those guys put Vegas on the map, but Elvis took it to another level. All of those guys helped make Vegas what it is today.
@@benmoore42 Elvis died in '77, and I'd submit Wayne Newton (yes) did more for Vegas than The King. Newton was known as Mr. Las Vegas, and he was a huge draw. I was in Vegas in '81, and it was nothing what it is today. No comparison.
@@jamesanthony5681 okay.
It's great to watch incredibly intelligent film criticism. Unfortunately, not on this show!!!
My favorite guys😘
It still breaks my heart that the Vegas Hilton is no longer a Hilton. I love that hotel but it’s not the same!
I want to have a warm mug of coco and platonic cuddle with Mr. Hanks and listen to him explain the history of typewriters.
That was good❤
First Tom Hanks movie I can recall in a long time that another actor is taking centre stage
He sang “I don’t have a wooden HEART”. 💔
GI Blues - one of my favorites!
@@ellengrace4609 blue Hawaii for me! 🥰
@@joannemurdock7899 Love Blue Hawaii! It’s what I play when I am floating in my pool with a nice mai tai or pina colada. 🥰
Books to read: Elvis and the Colonel by Dirk Vellenga and Mick Farren
Elvis In his own words by Mick Farren
The Hitchhiker's guide to Elvis by Mick Farren.
colbert B cuppin' a star. seen this before
Tom hanks is the perfect actor to make a boring story mildly interesting
Haughty
We need a healthy, immortal Tom Hanks. Why is he so thin?
I have vinyls of that aloha concert from my grandmother even tho I wasn't born till 1989
Remember when Austin Butler had tiny roles on Nickelodeon? So happy for him.
Aloha from Hawaii was great, I have the DVD.
Elvis make three movies to Fox flaming star in 1960 wild in the country in 1961 and what tom forget to say was love me tender of 1956
I think Tom Hanks wanted to refer to Follow that Dream, from 1961, but he couldn’t get it out on time.
I saw the movie yesterday and just now realized, listening to Tom talk about it, how ironic that Elvis performed at the international hotel so often, and yet because of Parker he was never allowed to perform outside the country, ever ever even though he desperately wanted to.
I'm going to see Elvis the film next week💜
Tom’s performance was garbage.
He did Colonel Parker’s voice like an evil cartoon character.
He completely failed and ruined the movie!!
Tom Hanks, an American TREASURE!
The most movies Tom Hanks acted in during one year was 4 _this_ year and again 4 in 2004. Coincidentally the title of one of the 4 movies in 2004 was "Elvis Has Left the Building."
Dammit, you beat me to it. Although that the high # of movies he put out in 1 year, not necessarily acted in.
Convinced that zeitgeist is tom’s favorite word
Elvis is the Christ of American pop culture
“Because of Austin’s power of it“ I think a joke just slipped by.
I'm sure Colbert thought of it and then though "naw".
i wish there was a search here to find " the beatles" . the reason Elvis was worried and then , IMO , conquered.
Hanks is giving me a bit of a Goldblum feel here...
Never. No. Tom is Tom.
I liked when Blue Hawaii came out but mostly because it was fun to see the scenery and the brilliant technicolor... but Tom doesn't mention that.
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They gave him the equivalent of speed in the army and had him up for long period of time. It changed him and made him less giving. The Cornel didn’t really care about him he was more just a winning golden goose. To get half is ridiculous for a manager
Elvis took speed long before he was drafted. He used to steal his mother's weight loss pills. Those were pure amphetamine in the 1940s and 1950s.
Cornel? Y'mean Colonel? It's French but we use it in U.S. military ranks, but you're right; it sounds like popcorn KERNEL in English.
FYI, in French it sounds like it's spelled: co lo NEL, with accent on last syllable..
I spell it incorrect and without trying so people can correct me and feel better about themselves for pointing out a mistake that’s intentional congratulations you won the Internet prize today please contact your cable provider for your prize.
Who's Cornel 😆
Some years later that handsome man that they called the king.....Well I guess he sang too many songs.... . Had himself a heart attack or something
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Run Forrest Run!
Hanks looks like Forrest Gump in his retirement tonight. Lol.
Like the Forrest narrative you did there😂
Is there an extended cut? There should have been more interview and no wasted segment.
I am a you-tuber from China and I love my man Forrest Gump
UA-cam is banned in China.
part 3
Part 3
Tom has got the Covid 19 Brain. I feel so much better noe. Normal is, as normal does.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Perfect.
Not to mention that Elvis played with Walter Matthau in King Creole
I don't have wooden heart. don't wooden head. ha ha
Aloha was filmed in january 14th 1973, did it take a whole year to be broadcast in the States?
I was hoping he would explain that pin on his collar. Anyone know what it is?
@4:10: "I don't have a wooden head"
In 1970 Elvis met with Nixon and asked to have the Beatles deported. No kidding (look forward to the Lurhman sequel where he's fat, sweaty, and singing gospel songs to old ladies).
I don't think he asked Nixon to deport The Beatles but, according to Time magazine, he was highly critical of their "bad" influence : "Presley indicated that he thought the Beatles had been a real force for anti-American spirit. He said that the Beatles came to this country, made their money, and then returned to England where they promoted an anti-American theme."
His reason for meeting with Nixon was to be named a "Federal Agent At Large" in the war against drugs, which is somewhat ironic when one considers the role that prescription drugs ultimately played in Presley's death.
Didn't mention about his outburst
Buddy of Jeffrey Epstein
Anybody know what lapel pin TH is wearing? Evie was wearing one the other night for First Drafts. Don't think they are the same, but I'm curious.
No I don’t, but on Google there is about a 25 sec clip of Tom leaving the theatre and he’s not wearing the pin!
He's wearing a pin that say "TCB". It's an acronym for "Taking care of buisness", which was Elvis' motto and a phrase he used to say when he wanted his crew to let gof a certain topic.