Elvis Presley - Post Army Interview REACTION | WOW HE DID IT ALL | WATCH WITH ME
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Love this clip. He was so sincere, so grounded and polite. No one to this day can compare to Elvis
Love to hear Elvis talk...❤... He's voice is so unique...
Such a beautiful man ❤
Elvis Baby !
Elvis was drafted (it wasn't voluntary) & went into the Army on March 24, 1958 & discharged on March 5, 1960 . And he said from the beginning he was going to be a regular person just like all the other guys & do whatever he was supposed to do. Elvis was the greatest at doing interviews & press conferences. He spoke calmly, he was polite & respectful. There were times when you could see he was disturbed by a question or something that someone said, but he remained calm & answered politely. And he was excellent at avoiding answering political-type questions. His Mom, Gladys took ill during his time in the service & he was granted leave to come home; she passed away on Aug. 14, 1958. He was totally devastated. He then had to return to Germany to finish his time. The question about "the girl he left behind" was referring to Priscilla.
Elvis hadn't gone to Germany yet when Gladys took ill. He was undergoing basic and advanced military training in Texas. He went to Germany about a month after Gladys passed.
@@monasrum4321 Yes, he was in basic training at Fort Hood, Texas & I mistakenly said Germany as I was thinking about it.
He was always a hard worker.
That young man was raised right! He’s a polite, southern gentleman. I’m in Fort Worth, Texas. Elvis did basic training at Ft Hood, between Waco and Austin, and I’ve always heard that when Elvis and a couple of his army buddies got leave one weekend, they went to Fort Worth to visit the American Airlines Stewardess College. My mother said he played on a flatbed trailer in the Northside of Fort Worth about 1955 and sometime later on at Panther Hall. I remember him playing Tarrant County Convention Center when I was a kid.
True and many celebrities could learn from this as their egos are so large here we have the biggest celebrity of all yet the most polite down to earth guy politeness cost nothing
He was a beautiful man. and a decent man. He was always aware of his Christian Background and of course lost his mom while he was in basic training. she was only 46 and he missed her so much and of course coming home to having her gone, it must have been hard. He never bragged about his fame or was openly mean to anyone. He respected other artist and never spoke mean about them. Of course Priscilla was the girl he finally married when she was 21. They divorced 6 years later, Things were different back then. But he was greatly maligned in today's world for even being interested in her at a young age. I was 18 when I got married, my sister was 17, very 50's or early 60's. When he was drafted, he went on like everyone did and did his duty. He thought his career was over, but he was more popular than before.. Thanks Pluto, You made my day.. Be Blessed.
So polite.Imagine him coming home and the Mum he adored wasn't there 😢
What a sweet and humble man he was! ELVIS the most handsome and talented man on Planet!❤ Thank you for this wonderful reaction!
He would never tell anyone, especially in an interview but he gave his Military Paychecks To Charity !
Of course he did! Such a beautiful man! ❤️
so sincere
This is my favorite interview. He looks absolutely gorgeous!! Such a sweet humble man! His mama did a great job!
Pluto, his mama died during that 2 yrs in the army. It was difficult for him coming home without her there. Love this! Thank you! TCB ⚡👑
REQUESTING....
Without Love
Stranger In My Own Hometown X-rated Blues Version
The one, The only.
I agree with you he is very well spoken and intelligent..this and the NYC press conference are my favorite interviews
Elvis’ mother Gladys died while he was in the army. She didn’t want him to go, and cried about it before he left. She didn’t live to see him come home. He died of the same health problems she did, just about 19 years later. She was 46. He was 42.
It's fun watching you get to know more about Elvis and his music. There are tons of interviews about Elvis. This is one of my favorites: Bruno Kirby Story: 'The Magic of Elvis Presley' (4:32).
Wasn't he a gem? Wonderful ❤
I love when people ‘ get it’s. He was like our family.
Pluto there was no war when Elvis was in the army. Thank you for always treating him with respect!
@saphirenlue3563. No war? What? Ever heard of the Cold War? ..exceptionally dangerous times..the verge of nuclear war was imminent.Elvis was placed on the enemy border where he was a target of enemy snipers.His job was especially dangerous.He ran up and down enemy borders in reconnaissance.Once he and another soldier accidentally crossed the border.He would have been a prized capture.The Russians thought the military drafted him to raise morale and troop levels and to be used as propaganda against them.He was such a great, analytic leader that he was promoted to sargeant quickly considering the difficulty to be promoted quickly at a higher rank.When he returned home, not just the young but every age and race loved and respected him.He is a true military hero.
He lost his mother during his time in the Army. He sang “Surrender” and “It’s Now or Never” on 1960. Those two songs were of an operatic type. Beautiful voice that illustrated his musical diversity. He did gospel after this time too. He was definitely different after the Army or the American people changed and included black music on the radio. He had changed the world by then.
This Video Is Played At Graceland In The Same Office He Originally Recorded It !
Soooo fine 🥵
Oh wow! Really enjoyed this reaction! Fun fact: ‘the girl he left behind’ in Germany was Priscilla! If you’re interested you can watch the interview at Fort Dix where he meets Nancy Sinatra
Yea everybody knows the GIRL in middle school he was courting & grooming. The OG hollyweird pedo
Elvis is the Greatest Entertainer and Voice plus the Charisma and Looks, yet he always remained humble till the end, he was raised by his beautiful mama Gladys who he totally adored and his beautiful father Vernon who brought him up to respect his elders and he was always singing with the choir in his hometown Of Tupelo , a shotgun house with no electricity or running water and he never forgot where he came from and was always taught to treat others the way he wanted to be treated , a motto that The World should take in , especially now in this time of so much chaos , Thanks Pluto for another great Elvis reaction , and like my main man Elvis keep on TCB 1935
amazing
could listen to him talking all day long - his voice is so soft - just love it ⭐⭐
Elvis had the choice to entertain troops in Bob Hope’s USO. Elvis declined. He said he wanted to go in the regular way like everyone else. He didn’t want any special treatment in the field.
He was just a kid here. Despite his massive success. He became
Famous so quickly and then MEGA famous, he just stayed a boy in so many ways. That’s why Priscilla.
He was a baby too. I am
It a Priscilla
Badger. 💙
in this Interview he had to becareful about the Girl he left behind, because he already had a girlfriend when he left for Army, and was waiting for him. he was a ladies man and what a handsome man he was. In here he is handsome and Pretty. I can look at him all day. hehehehehe.
Thank you for this video. I have never seen the FULL video. Only seen shorts of it.
Great interview. Love it❤
Always love this interview he was such a southern gentleman and so respectful, he wanted to be treated like everyone else in the army no special treatment..sad that his mom died. While he was stationed in Germany and the girl he left behind was Priscilla.. I know he fell in love with her.😊😊😊
Sexiest, sweetest, and smartest Soldier Boy EVER 🙌🏽💯⚡❤️
Como era lindo, educado, divertido. E um enorme talento ♥️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great job
Love this absolutely love Elvis
You did well to get the full interview there. Yeah it's funny Elvis never thought he was that great at anything. Even before he died he wondered would people still remember him after he's gone, But here we are nearly 50 years on.
Sadly, he was lonely.
There is a bit missing from this interview...... Asked if he thought about Rock 'n roll, he replied "Sir .. I was in tanks for quite a while, and they rock 'n roll quite a bit!" !!!
This was after his first nose job. But I kinda like his OG nose. It was so cute
He Never had a Nose job, that's just a tabloid rumor,, just look at his childhood pictures, he had the same nose and his daughter Lisa had that same nose, I don't think she inherited a nose job.
There was no nose job that young. I you look at his nose as a teenager it was the same.
@@WoodsWoman822 He did have one in 67 right before the Singer special. Have you ever noticed that his nose was slimmer after that? I hated the change, though it was subtle. The MM said they tried to talk him out of it, but he did it anyway. His face was more sensual looking before it.What could have possessed him to mess with perfection???
@@WoodsWoman822 he had two lol. Confirmed by MULTIPLE PEOPLE AND by the surgeon himself. He also had his eye done and a mini facelift in 75. I’ve read 32 Elvis books and I research everything before I believe it. I don’t think of it as a bad thing he’s just human.
@@WoodsWoman822 yes that downward tilt of the tip of the nose but he got his nose narrowed while he was in the army. He said he thought his nose was too wide. If you look at photos from 54-55 then in the 70s. Clearly not the name nose. He didn’t fix the tip or the tilt but the area between the eyes and the bridge of the nose. Plus his cuz Billy confirmed it ( whom I believe because he was the closest and most trustworthy persons around him) and I interviewed Billy Stanley (step brother) on my podcast and before we recorded he confirmed it. I know he’s a controversial character in the Elvis story. You can find more information about this in the book Destined to die young as well
do I have to pay to requst a song?? thanks!
First time he was back at Graceland since his mother's passing in August of 1958. This was March 1960. Elvis, of course, never fought while he was in the army. There was no war going on.
As far as the history with his future wife Priscilla Ann Beaulieu (birthname: Wagner) is concerned, here are the facts:
The Beaulieus were a clan with a plan. Especially Beaulieu's mother, Ann Iversen, who told young Priszilla that "knowing Elvis was the opportunity of a lifetime" (Ladies Home Journal, 1973).
They met in September 1959 in Germany when she was 14 and he 24. At this time, Elvis had a girlfriend back home, Anita Wood, whom he dated for several years and was only 2 years younger than Elvis. Elvis' other girlfriends up to that point had always been around his own age, and some were even up to 6 years older than he was!
Beaulieu is a self-serving narcissist who knew that Elvis had a longtime girlfriend back home in the US, yet spent time with several German frauleins despite that. Little "innocent" Beaulieu did not mind being another girl he cheated on his girlfriend with.
Elvis returned to the US on March 1, 1960, while Beaulieu and her family remained in Germany. There she terrorized her mother and stepfather because she had only recently found out he was not her biological father. She lied about her home situation begging Elvis to save her by letting her come over and she made family life in Germany for her parents and half-siblings hell.
Beaulieu pursued Elvis, sending him risqué photos of herself (facilitated by her parents!). Her mother and stepfather played a questionable role in the development of Beaulieu's long-distance "affair" with Elvis that reeks of ulterior motives. If they'd really been worried or incensed and believed that all the initiative came from Presley, they could have stopped it right then and there. Yet, they didn't; they played along.
They first allowed her to visit Elvis in the US when she was 16.
More than a year passed until her next visit at 17.
Beaulieu did not move to Memphis until she was close to 18 when she moved in with Elvis' father Vernon and stepmother Dee.
It is total nonsense that many claim that she "lived with Elvis since she was 14".
BEAULIEU AND ELVIS WEREN'T EVEN ON THE SAME CONTINENT FOR THE BETTER PART OF 3 YEARS.
If anybody “groomed” her to be with an “older” man, it was her parents.
During the years before their marriage, Elvis was away from Memphis a lot, making 3 movies a year in Hollywood or locations such as Hawaii and having multiple affairs with co-stars.
Beaulieu wasn't locked in the basement, shackled to a wall: she was free to get a flight out of there, back to her parents. But that wasn't the plan. The plan was to let her become Mrs. Presley, with all the privileges that came with it for her AND her family. She knew Elvis could not be faithful to whomever he was dating at the time long before she and Elvis started dating, so playing the victim later is utter nonsense.
According to Beaulieu, Elvis had promised to marry her when she was 21. But as her 22nd birthday was approaching and Elvis still had not kept his word, Beaulieu, her parents, and the colonel (Tom Parker) visited Elvis on a movie set. The most logical thing that happened is that a threat was made that they would go public about Elvis "dating" a minor while in his twenties if he would not keep his promise to marry her. After all: Jerry Lee Lewis had gone through a scandal that people might be reminded of if the Beaulieus had gone public: Jerry Lee Lewis had married his 13-year-old cousin!
Then everything escalated and a quick wedding ceremony was arranged on May 1, 1967 (23 days before Beaulieu's 22nd birthday) in Las Vegas. The whole ceremony took just 8 minutes followed by a press conference.
Beaulieu soon became pregnant, but Elvis already wanted to divorce her. 9 months after the wedding, daughter Lisa Marie was born. Beaulieu and Elvis effectively lived their lives apart as early as 6 weeks after Lisa was born when Beaulieu began an affair with her dance instructor. During the taping of the 1968 Singer Special (later redubbed the 1968 Comeback Special) Elvis had an affair with Susan Henning, while Beaulieu attended some of the tapings with her lover (the dance instructor).
By 1969, after Elvis had finished his movie contracts and had begun not only his residency at The International Hotel in Las Vegas, but also his touring around the USA, he was away from Memphis an average of 150 - 200 days a year. He bought a mansion for his family, at 144 Monovale Drive in Holmby Hills/California which became Beaulieu's residence while Elvis - in between tours - preferred to stay at his Hillcrest Rd, Beverly Hills house.
Their marriage was over in 1969 and they increasingly lived separate lives. They did try to get back closer together in 1970, for the sake of Lisa Marie, but that failed. By then, Beaulieu had started taking karate lessons at Ed Parker's karate studio and subsequently met Mike Stone, whom she'd first seen during a karate tournament in 1968, and soon began an affair with him.
By late 1971, Beaulieu, Lisa Marie and Stone (who had left his pregnant wife and child) shared an apartment in Belmont Shore and gossip rags were beginning to pick up on the break-up between Beaulieu and Elvis. The separation was effective as of shortly before Elvis' 37th birthday, January 8, 1972. Elvis was livid and he moved on: started dating Linda Thompson in the summer of 1972. In August of 1972, a property settlement agreement was filed and he filed for divorce ON HIS 38TH BIRTHDAY, Jan. 8, 1973.
The divorce was finalized on Oct. 9, 1973, FIFTY YEARS AGO IN 2023. Elvis had his attorneys add a special clause to their divorce decree stating she was not to use the name Presley for a career.
In interviews between the divorce and Elvis' death, Beaulieu described him as a has-been loser, absent/bad father and husband and adamantly stated she wanted to be known as Priscilla Beaulieu, to be her own person and that she was not Elvis Presley's property.
In a 1973 interview with Ladies Home Journal she literally stated that there was "no possibility of a reconciliation with Elvis". After his death, she claimed that they had agreed to get back together when he was 50 and she was 40 and that he was the love of her life. She also started claiming that she and Elvis remained friends until his death. That was another lie; just listen to what his cousin Billy Smith tells about that, or what his dad, Vernon, wrote about that in a letter that has been made public.
Elvis did not mention this opportunist in his will AT ALL. Not as his ex-spouse, not as the mother/guardian of his only child Lisa Marie and certainly not by name.
After the divorce, and after Mike Stone, Beaulieu had (live-in) relationships with Mike Edwards, Robert Kardashian, Terry O'Neill, Elie Ezerzer and Kirk Kerkorian. In 1984 she met Marco Garibaldi with whom she had a relationship for 21 years. They separated in 2006. Together they had a son, Navarone, in 1987. She never married Garibaldi, although she had a much longer relationship with him than she'd had with Elvis.
It is extremely unfortunate that people believe all the fantasy tales Beaulieu tells. They gloss over the tons of inconsistencies that have arisen as time moved on and Beaulieu started changing her narrative, often contradicting supposed facts she told earlier. She's as glib as a used car salesperson because she can spin yarns like nobody, making those gullible people even believe her excuses for those contradictions.
Those who believe Beaulieu and her family would have acted the same way and would have been equally tolerant of his behavior (extramarital affairs etc) if Elvis had remained a truck driver learning to be an electrician are beyond naive. The Beaulieus had dollar signs in their eyes when they pimped out their rebellious (step)daughter.
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He did four GOOD movies before he went into the army. After he came back from the army Col. Parker, for reasons known only to himself, put him into a string of stupid movies and ruined his reputation as an actor.
This is a brilliant interview but you can tell he is missing his dear Mother Gladys. It also shows the true Elvis before the darn prescription drugs got hold of him. Elvis gave up on life after his dear beloved Mother died.