Elvis Presley Films Collection

Description: Elvis's film debut, where he plays a Confederate soldier who returns home to find his family has changed, and he must navigate love and betrayal.

Fact: Elvis was originally supposed to have a minor role, but his popularity led to his character being expanded. The title song became his first No. 1 hit.

Description: Elvis stars as a young man who, after serving time in prison, becomes a rock 'n' roll sensation, exploring themes of fame, ego, and redemption.

Fact: The famous "Jailhouse Rock" dance sequence was choreographed by Elvis himself. The film was one of the first to use the term "rock 'n' roll" in its title.

Description: Set in New Orleans, Elvis plays a young man caught between a life of crime and his dreams of becoming a singer, showcasing his dramatic acting skills.

Fact: This was Elvis's favorite film of his own, and it's often considered one of his best performances. The film was directed by Michael Curtiz, who also directed "Casablanca."

Description: Elvis plays a soldier stationed in Germany, where he falls in love and dreams of opening a nightclub, blending military life with musical aspirations.

Fact: The film was shot while Elvis was still in the army, making it a unique blend of his real-life and on-screen experiences. It was also one of the first films to use a split-screen technique.

Description: Elvis returns to his Hawaiian roots, playing a soldier who comes home to work at his family's pineapple plantation but dreams of a different life.

Fact: The film's soundtrack album was the first of Elvis's to hit No. 1 on the Billboard charts. It also features the hit song "Can't Help Falling in Love."

Description: Elvis plays a pilot who, after losing his plane in a bet, tries to win it back while falling in love at the Seattle World's Fair.

Fact: The film was shot during the actual Seattle World's Fair, providing an authentic backdrop. It also features a young Kurt Russell in an uncredited role.

Description: Elvis plays a drifter who joins a carnival, finding love and facing challenges, with a soundtrack full of rock 'n' roll hits.

Fact: The film was one of the last to feature Elvis in a leather jacket, symbolizing his rebellious image. It was also the first time he recorded a song written by Jerry Reed.

Description: Elvis stars as a race car driver who competes in a Las Vegas Grand Prix while romancing Ann-Margret, showcasing his charm and musical talent.

Fact: The chemistry between Elvis and Ann-Margret was so strong that it reportedly led to a real-life romance. The film's title song became one of Elvis's signature tunes.

Description: Elvis stars as a race car driver who must juggle three women, a singing career, and a race, all while maintaining his cool demeanor.

Fact: The film features one of Elvis's most famous cars, the 1966 Ford Thunderbird. It also includes a memorable scene where Elvis sings while driving a dune buggy.

Description: Elvis plays a wealthy heir who swaps identities with a water-ski instructor, leading to comedic and romantic adventures in Florida.

Fact: The film was Elvis's last musical comedy before he shifted to more dramatic roles. It also features one of his last hit singles, "The Love Machine."