"Well, I was a virgin hooker. I kinda take pride in that. That was my part that I had interviewed for. I walked into rehearsal, we were to prepare how we were going to dance, and he [Elvis] was just standing there in his jeans. And it was, I mean, it was too tempting. I hadn’t seen him for a couple of months. So, I just kind of tiptoed up. It wasn’t work. NBC was paying me, but I think it was apparent to everybody that we very much enjoyed what we were doing. And we had fun dancing and practicing and being silly. Steve was one of the best directors I’ve ever had. He definitely was in control of everything. But he allowed that free liberty for us to express ourselves. It was just natural. And I think allowing Elvis and I to be natural and play how we did, it brought out more in us. When there is a chemistry - he was very sensuous, very masculine -, and it elicited the femininity and the flirt and the coy and the tease in me. And I think we played off each other." - Susan Henning, Reinventing Elvis: The 68’ Comeback
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Truth Or Dare aka In Bed With Madonna (1990)
(I am gonna be posting all up and through the year of some of my favorite moments from Truth Or Dare because Madonna is seriously a mood for me right now ) ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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‘Louis Tomlinson: All of Those Voices’ is ranked 4th highest rated music documentary and 8th most popular documentary on Letterboxd year in review for 2023!
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PLEASE DO NOT TREAT THIS AS AN INFALLIBLE THING IF YOU HAVE MEDICAL CONDITIONS TRIGGERED BY FLASHING LIGHT! I tried my best but I may’ve missed a few.
Flashing: 0:33-0:44
Vomiting: 1:04
Depression and addiction discussion: 1:05-1:16
Post vomit fatigue: 1:12-1:16
Mention of suicide: 1:16
Flashing: 1:35-1:36
Helena MV: 1:44-1:46
Helena MV: 1:59-2:02
Flashing: 5:32-5:35
Mention of shootings and drugs: 6:24-6:26
Flashing: 12:03-12:08
Image of 9/11: 18:18-18:21
Images of 9/11: 19:00-19:09
Image of 9/11: 19:33-19:37
Flashing: 21:09-21:11
Flashing: 21:28-21:32
Flashing: 22:20-22:23
Mention of addiction: 25:59-26:06
Flashing: 34:47-34:50
Fake blood: 36:22
Fake blood: 47:33-47:36
Discussion of death: 54:36-55:04
Flashing: 1:00:04-1:00:08
Discussion of addiction: 1:00:22-1:03:10
Vomit: 1:02:48-1:02:57
Flashing: 1:07:07-1:07:11
Fake blood: 1:07:17-1:08:20
Addiction: 1:08:29-1:12:31
Vomit: 1:08:55-1:09:01
Suicide: 1:09:22-1:11:49
Flashing: 1:15:17-1:15:49
Flashing: 1:29:27-1:29:30
Flashing: 1:30:22-1:30:25
Flashing: 1:31:19-1:31:24
Helena MV: 1:31:24-1:33:19
Flashing: 1:33:31-1:33:43
Helena MV: 1:34:10-1:34:13
Fake wounds: 1:34:28-1:34:39
Flashing: 1:42:17-1:42:23
Helena funeral procession: 1:52:41-1:53:23
Coffin on stage/Helena live performance: 1:53:28-1:54:38
Ghost of you MV: 1:54:55-1:57:09
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"Money Honey"
ELVIS PRESLEY AT 21 AND AT 35 YEARS OLD PERFORMING THE SAME TUNE.
PICTURES: [1] Elvis Presley performing on the Dorsey Brothers Stage Show, on March 24, 1956. [2] Elvis during rehearsals for Las Vegas concerts at the MGM Stage 1, Culver City, California, on July 14 or 15, 1970.
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LIVE at the Dorsey Brothers Stage Show, March 24, 1956
Outtake from documentary "Elvis: That's The Way It Is" (filmed in July, 1970)
Of course the 1970 rendition of "Money Honey" is from an improvised jam session during rehearsals for the Las Vegas concerts that 1970 season, therefore it cannot be equated to a live performance or an actual studio recording, but still it's so good hearing the song in Elvis' matured voice.
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The 50s studio recording of "Money Honey" from Elvis' first LP, "Elvis Presley", released in March 23, 1956.
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The poster came from the walls, Nick Abrahams and Jeremy Deller (2008)
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