Lights! Camera! Elvis! Collection (Widescreen)

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"Lights! Camera! Elvis! Collection" includes "King Creole", "G.I. Blues", "Blue Hawaii", "Roustabout", "Girls! Girls! Girls!", "Fun In Acapulco", "Paradise Hawaiian Style" and "Easy Come, Easy Go". "King Creole": On the verge of graduating, hard-working-but-troubled senior Danny Fisher (Presley) gets into a brawl that costs him his high school diploma. His father demands that he stay in school, but Danny has bigger dreams as a nightclub singer. To make life more complicated, he gets mixed up with local mob boss (Walter Matthau) and a seductive moll (Carolyn Jones), who have other, more dangerous plans for Danny's future. "G.I. Blues": Stationed in Germany, Army specialist Tulsa McLean (Presley) and his buddies are saving up to open a nightclub after they get discharged. To build their seed money faster, they make a wager that one of their own can seduce a sexy, hard-to-get cabaret dancer (Juliet Prowse). But when their chosen Romeo gets transferred to Alaska, Tulsa must step in to melt her heart, win the bet and save their dream. "Blue Hawaii": Ex-G.I. Chad Gates (Presley) returns home to a land of sand, surf and sun. While his mother (Angela Lansbury) wants him to join his father's pineapple company, Chad would rather bum around the beach and serenade wahinis. He does, however, land a job as a tour guide at his girlfriend's tourist agency, where his first assignment is to chaperone a car full of cute co-eds. Adventure, trouble and hula songs await as Chad explores the exotic locales of Hawaii's most stunning beaches...and says aloha to romance, island style. "Roustabout": When a motorcycle accident strands hot-tempered biker Charlie Rogers (Presley) with a carnival troupe, life literally becomes a circus. The carnival is bankrupt, but the sideshows must go on. The tough-as-nails owner (Barbara Stanwyck) hires Charlie to help out while his bike is being repaired, but she soon realizes this tough guy has a talent that could save her failing business.