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The Elvis ( Triple DVD ) Boxset on DVD
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The Elvis ( Triple DVD ) Boxset on DVD

Format: DVD | Age Rating: BBFC-12

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Three fascinating programmes in one stunning collection. Nearly three hours of insight into the life and career of one of the greatest singers of all time. Featuring rare interviews with Sheila Ryan, 'Elvis' long term lover, his personal assistant Joe Esposito, boyhood pal Don Wilson and co-stars including Sheree North, Mary Ann Mobley and Diane McBain. Also features an exciting range of live performance archive material. THE TRUE STORY OF ELVIS PRESLEY This definitive biography is crammed with rare archive footage of Elvis in action in live performances from throughout his career; from the USS Hancock to his legendary 68 comeback special and capturing his renowned charm and charisma from famous movies. Encompassing his rise to fame, his military service, his turbulent home life, his triumphant return to the stage and finally his tragic death in 1977 at the age of just 42, this programme covers it all in a celebration of everything that Elvis has given us. WELCOME HOME ELVIS. Elvis left a void when he was drafted into military service and stationed in Germany. So it was no surprise that when he returned to the world stage his army of adoring fans were waiting for him. His profile was so great that Frank Sinatra invited him to appear on his hugely popular TV show as his main guest. Join Sinatra in the 'Welcome Home Elvis' TV special. Rare archive footage captures two of the Twentieth Century's most recognisable icons whilst they share the stage in this enchanting piece of television entertainment history. ELVIS THE FINAL CHAPTER. A look at the final years of Elvis life. Includes home movies, news footage and dramatic re-enactments. Also features interviews with 'Elvis' lover Sheila Ryan, his personal assistant Joe Esposito, and his boyhood friend Don Wilson

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