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A collection of three films starring Elvis Presley.
G.I. BLUES tells the musical tale of a singing G.I stationed in West Germany who dreams of opening his own club when he gets out of the service. He has very little money, though, so he makes a large bet with a fellow serviceman. In order to win, he must spend the night with beautiful and hard-to-get cabaret dancer... and get her to fall in love with him.
Considered by many to be the best Elvis movie, KING CREOLE stars the young Mr. Presley as Danny Fisher, a singer with a knack for getting into trouble. After the cops nab him for stealing, Danny vows never to violate the law again. He manages to land a gig singing at a hip nightclub in the French Quarter of New Orleans. But a romantic clinch with his mobster boss' girlfriend lands him in all sorts of hot water.
BLUE HAWAII rounds off the set with the tale of a U.S. serviceman who returns home to Honolulu and becomes a tour guide, much to the dismay of his parents who had hoped he would enter into the family pineapple plantation. His decision is made simple by one of the job's biggest perks: he gets to dance with, and sing to, some of Hawaii's most beautiful women.
