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Directed by George Sidney with a script by Sally Benson, this 1964 film is famous for the onscreen (and offscreen) chemistry between Presley and Ann-Margret and for its title tune, which became a moderate hit for Presley and the unofficial anthem of the city. It was far and away the most successful Elvis movie at the box office.
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Directed by George Sidney with a script by Sally Benson, this 1964 film is famous for the onscreen (and offscreen) chemistry between Presley and Ann-Margret and for its title tune, which became a moderate hit for Presley and the unofficial anthem of the city. It was far and away the most successful Elvis movie at the box office.\n
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Directed by George Sidney with a script by Sally Benson, this 1964 film is famous for the onscreen (and offscreen) chemistry between Presley and Ann-Margret and for its title tune, which became a moderate hit for Presley and the unofficial anthem of the city.
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Directed by George Sidney with a script by Sally Benson, this 1964 film is famous for the onscreen (and offscreen) chemistry between Presley and Ann-Margret and for its TitleThemeTune, title tune, which became a moderate hit for Presley and the unofficial anthem of the city.
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Viva Las Vegas! Viva Las Vegas!''
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Viva Las Vegas! Viva Las Vegas!''
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Directed by George Sidney with a script by Sally Benson, this 1964 film is famous for the onscreen (and offscreen) chemistry between Presley and Ann-Margret and for its title track, TitleThemeTune, which became a moderate hit for Presley and the unofficial anthem of the city.
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Race car driver Lucky Jackson (Presley) wants to enter his car in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. But he has he's got a few problems.problems to overcome. Problem no. 1: He needs to buy an engine. Problem no. 2: He loses his money in a swimming pool. How did he lose the money? By trying to impress swimming instructor Rusty Martin (Creator/AnnMargret). Problem no. 3: Rusty is hard to get. While a romance eventually blossoms between the two, that doesn't stop problem no. 4: Rusty is worried he'll be killed in a racing accident and tries to stop him from entering the race. Things get even ''more'' complicated when a suave rival racer, Count Mancini (Cesare Danova), tries to win Rusty's affections.
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''Viva Las Vegas!'' is Music/ElvisPresley's 15th feature film, his highest grossing and considered by many to be one of his best.
Race car driver Lucky Jackson wants to enter his car in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. But he has a few problems: 1. He needs to buy an engine. 2. He loses his money in a swimming pool. How did he lose the money? By trying to impress the swimming instructor Rusty Martin, played by none other than Creator/AnnMargret. While the a romance eventually blossoms between the two, that doesn't stop problem no. 4: Rusty is worried he'll be killed in a racing accident and tries to stop him from entering the race. Things get even ''more'' complicated when a suave rival racer (Cesare Danova) tries to win Rusty's affections.
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Race car driver Lucky Jackson wants to enter his car in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. But he has a few problems: 1. He needs to buy an engine. 2. He loses his money in a swimming pool. How did he lose the money? By trying to impress the swimming instructor Rusty Martin, played by none other than Ann-Margret.Creator/AnnMargret. While the a romance eventually blossoms between the two, that doesn't stop problem no. 4: Rusty is worried he'll be killed in a racing accident and tries to stop him from entering the race. Things get even ''more'' complicated when a suave rival racer (Cesare Danova) tries to win Rusty's affections.
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Race car driver Lucky Jackson wants to enter his car in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. But he has a few problems: 1. He needs to buy an engine. 2. He loses his money in a swimming pool. How did he lose the money? By trying to impress the swimming instructor Rusty Martin, played by none other than Ann-Margaret.Ann-Margret. While the a romance eventually blossoms between the two, that doesn't stop problem no. 4: Rusty is worried he'll be killed in a racing accident and tries to stop him from entering the race. Things get even ''more'' complicated when a suave rival racer (Cesare Danova) tries to win Rusty's affections.
Directed by George Sidney with a script by Sally Benson, this 1964 film is famous for theon onscreen (and off) screen offscreen) chemistry between Presley and Margaret Ann-Margret and for the title track track, which became the unofficial anthem of the city.
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* HopeSpot: Lucky raises the money needed to enter the Grand Prix. Unfortunately for Lucky, he loses it when Rusty pushes him into the swimming pool.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: the chemistry between Elvis and Ann-Margaret was very real: they had an affair during filming, much to the delight of the gossip columns but very worrying to Elvis' then girlfriend and future wife, Priscilla.
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* CallAndResponseSong: "The Lady Loves Me". Elvis sings about how he believes Rusty's in love with him. Rusty comes up with every insult as a response.
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* CallAndResponseSong: In "The Lady Loves Me". Elvis Me", Lucky sings about how he believes Rusty's in love with him. However, Rusty comes up with every insult as a response.
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Race car driver Lucky Jackson wants to enter his car in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. There's just one problem: he needs to buy an engine. Lucky for him he has the money...until he loses it in a swimming pool. How did he lose the money? He got distracted by the swimming instructor Rusty Martin, played by none other than Ann-Margaret. Even though a romance blossoms between the two, things get complicated when Rusty confesses her fears about racing and a suave rival racer tries to come between the two.
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Race car driver Lucky Jackson wants to enter his car in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. There's just one problem: But he has a few problems: 1. He needs to buy an engine. Lucky for him he has the money...until he 2. He loses it his money in a swimming pool. How did he lose the money? He got distracted by By trying to impress the swimming instructor Rusty Martin, played by none other than Ann-Margaret. Even though While the a romance eventually blossoms between the two, things that doesn't stop problem no. 4: Rusty is worried he'll be killed in a racing accident and tries to stop him from entering the race. Things get even ''more'' complicated when Rusty confesses her fears about racing and a suave rival racer (Cesare Danova) tries to come between the two.
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Race car driver Lucky Jackson wants to enter his car in the Las Vegas Grand Prix. There's just one problem: he needs to buy an engine. Lucky for him he has the money...until he loses it in a swimming pool. How did he lose the money? He got distracted by the swimming instructor Rusty Martin, played by none other than Ann-Margaret. Even though a romance blossoms between the two, things get complicated when Rusty confesses her fears about racing and a suave rival racer tries to come between the two.
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