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G.I. Blues (1960)

Director: Norman Taurog

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From Time Out Film Guide

First in a series of nine bland Presley vehicles directed by Taurog, and the film which engendered a career formula of tepid, routine comedy-musicals. Just out of the army himself, a subdued Elvis plays a guitar-strumming GI in West Germany, romances the forbidding Prowse, serenades unpardonably cute children, has the occasional fist fight, and sleepwalks to the set of his next film.

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Cast & crew

Director: Norman Taurog

Producer: Hal B Wallis

Cast: Elvis Presley, Juliet Prowse, Robert Ivers, Leticia Roman, James Douglas, Arch Johnson full cast

Genre(s): Musicals

Duration: 104 mins


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