Elvis Presley The Last 24 hours

You can see and feel the pain that these men felt about losing their lifelong friend! A sad account of an amazing entertainer tragically lost to us too soon.

Good documentary. That is sad. Those guys could save Elvis' life but he didn't want them to. He didn't care about it. They would stop him from taking so much dangerous drugs. Those guys don't like Colonel Tom Parker because he controlled Elvis' life. Parker is the blame.

I want my time back. They just went over and over the same topics with the same players. Very disappointed.

Interesting to hear from the guys who surrounded Elvis, but WHO EDITED THIS THING?! Why repeat sections and quotes several times? Odd.

This movie repeats sound bites, interview clips and images many, many times...unapologetically. At first I thought they had made an editing mistake, and then it kept happening. Wow. It should have been 15 minutes long, instead of 59.

Elvis Presley The last 24 Hours has got to be the best dvd I have seen about the death of Elvis. Everyone interviewed here is completely sincere. You can see the pain and sincerity in their eyes when they speak. These men are not actors. They are friends of Elvis that cared immensely about him. It is amazing how affected they are even after 30 years since his death.There are interviews with Sonny West, Lamar Fike, Marty Laker, Billy Smith, Joe Espisito, Jerry Schilling, and Larry Geller. Being a true fan of Elvis, it's difficult not to feel what these guys are feeling when they speak. Billy Smith's account of the last days of Elvis is difficult to watch as he relives such a painful experience. Larry Geller gives a powerful and effective interview in this dvd that has got to be seen by any true Elvis fan.Anyone even remotely considering that Elvis might have faked his death needs to watch this dvd. After seeing these very personal and emotional interviews and taking into consideration the details surrounding his death it becomes very clear. I highly recommend this dvd to anyone interested in the final days of Elvis.

This is a very well done documentary featuring interviews with Jerry Schilling, Joe Esposito, Marty Lacker, Lamar Fike, Sonny West, and Billy Smith.Not much is covered here that we haven't seen before, but I've always enjoyed hearing the boys talk about Elvis, regardless of what people think about his entourage.The only downside to this documentary, is that Lamar Fike drops a few F bombs, so it's not kid friendly. All in all it is a nice package for the price, and great for any Elvis fan. TCB.

Wouldn't play

I would of given this DVD 5 stars but it just was not long enough. fascinating points of view and touching moments wanted to hear more.

The other half loves this one too

Ok

my wife loves this film with elvis ,,brilliant,,thankyou.

GREAT