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Good Drama End the King's Hollywood Career, 16 Aug 2003

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This review is from: Change of Habit [DVD] (DVD)

I've always liked Change of Habit and it's great that it's finally on DVD. This was Elvis final screen role and is a good one, with an ok script and good acting.

Good support too from Mary Tyler Moore and Ed Asner; this film is worth a look as it's strength lies in Elvis fine performance in the lead. It's not a musical, though there is a few songs, with Elvis singing in church and jamming in the ghetto clinic.

It's a pity that he never made more films as this, Charrro and The Trouble With Girls were a late movie career revival and a sign of what could have came.

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Change of Habit [DVD] B0000A33QW Elvis Presley Universal Pictures Change of Habit [DVD] Welcome Good Drama End the King's Hollywood Career I've always liked Change of Habit and it's great that it's finally on DVD. This was Elvis final screen role and is a good one, with an ok script and good acting.

Good support too from Mary Tyler Moore and Ed Asner; this film is worth a look as it's strength lies in Elvis fine performance in the lead. It's not a musical, though there is a few songs, with Elvis singing in church and jamming in the ghetto clinic.

It's a pity that he never made more films as this, Charrro and The Trouble With Girls were a late movie career revival and a sign of what could have came. anonymous 16 Aug 2003

Overall: 5

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Initial post: 16 Mar 2011 14:21:37 GMT

L J Thomson says:

"It's a pity that he never made more films as this"....................You've got to be kidding us! This is one of the worst films I've ever seen. Period. A sad and ridiculous end to a potentially promising film career, ruined by a svengali type manager. Stick to the 50's films, Flaming Star and Viva Las Vegas if you want to see the best of Presley in Hollywood.

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