Richard Barratt

I was glad to have seen it, it brought back memories of those days when Elvis was King and what a surprise to the world it was when he married Priscilla, as nearly no one had seen anything about her in print. I enjoyed last year's Elvis movie, and now the Priscilla film ties it up. Theirs was a star-crossed love. He was emotionally immature, and naive in the financial aspects of this world and trusted the wrong people in many ways. She, though younger,had a stronger head on her shoulders and a tender heart for him. Their union was was a huge wreck waiting to happen. I enjoyed reading her volume, "Elvis and Me" a long time ago as well as the film made from the book. I thought it was more thorough than this film which seems in places to go from clip to clip. Nonetheless I hope this puts the finish to the Elvis-Priscilla story as, really, we've heard about and read about and now have seen it enough times. Give it a rest and give them a rest as well.

Spectacular scenery & costumes. Same cannot be said for the story line which is very thin. Some of the acting is very stilted with lines being delivered almost as in an "olde timey" melodrama. This is NOT, in my opinion, Masterpiece Theatre or PBS quality. I'm surprised.