"Elvis 75th Birthday DVD Collection,” available from Warner Home Video on August 3, features 17 of The King of Rock 'n' Roll’s films, including the new “Elvis on Tour” and fan favorites “Jailhouse Rock” and “Viva Las Vegas.” Warner Home Video's official website, ElvistheMovies.com now has lots of free movie clips, details, a fan message board and more. Coming very soon will be photo galleries, free downloads and lots more fun ways to celebrate these exciting new releases.
New Web Site Celebrates Elvis On Tour
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GEORGE (GK) wrote on
July 02, 2010
I think the promotion on the new "Elvis-On Tour" DVD release, has been absolutely great so far. However, the fans would have been much more excited, if WARNER and MGM-TURNER- had added new "footage" to the film /DVD, from the hours of film not originally used, and in the film vaults.
Tony C wrote on
July 03, 2010
It's good that Warners are giving lots of publicity to this release, they could easily have just let it slip out onto the market. I watched "Elvis On Tour" again yesterday, followed straight away by the original cinema trailer and I noticed that there is a snippet of dialogue in the trailer that was trimmed from the film itself. It is the dialogue concerning Elvis' first live performance which is played over the montage sequence. I have seen the film and trailer dozens of times and never noticed this before, or even read about the difference anywhere over the years.
Bestoftherest8301 wrote on
July 04, 2010
Maybe we need to bombard the message board about having a 'proper' EOT with all the outtakes etc!
Tony C wrote on
July 08, 2010
I have just watched the new official trailer for "Elvis On Tour" on YouTube. It is very slickly edited and the picture quality looks great. It also mentions the other DVD/Blu-ray releases coming next month.
DekeR wrote on
July 10, 2010
The new remastered version looks promising: however, I agree that they should have used the material that has been unused. I would have liked that much better. They also could have had that material as extras too. Some of the original stuff like the part where they try to interview the older man is useless. He looks like a deer staring at headlights. Every time I have watched it in the past I think what a waste of film.