714. Loving You (1957)

*The Warlock is already in The Base along with Mr. America dressed as Elvis Presley. America is in his computer chair and Warlock is in the recliner*

W: Welcome back to The Base for another movie starring Elvis Presley. Last time we looked at the first movie he was featured in. Now we’re taking a look at the second one where he’s in a larger role. That movie is the 1957 musical drama LOVING YOU. What’s this one about? A delivery man is discovered by a music publicist and a country singer and might be the next big star. Kind of sounds like the real Elvis story a little bit. Let’s see if he can play essentially himself……yes of course I’m being sarcastic. I don’t know if the movie will be good or not and its 1 hour and 41 minutes long. Here goes nothing, so grab your popcorn, grab your drink and grab your woman because its time for LOVING YOU.

Written by Mary Agnes Thompson, Herbert Baker and Hal Kanter

Directed by Hal Kanter

Cast:

Elvis PresleyDeke Rivers
Lizabeth ScottGlenda Markle
Wendell CoreyWalter ‘Tex’ Warner
James GleasonCarl Meade
Ralph DumkeJim Tallman
Paul SmithSkeeter
Kenneth BeckerWayne (as Ken Becker)
Jana LundDaisy Bricker
Dolores HartSusan Jessup
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Heather AmesRowdy Girl at Concert (uncredited)
Kathie AndersonSis Jessup (uncredited)
Eddie BakerFair Attendee (uncredited)
Bill BlackEddie – Bass Player (uncredited)
Madge BlakeHired Agitator (uncredited)
Joan BradshawBit Part (uncredited)
Timothy ButlerBuzz Jessup (uncredited)
Melinda ByronBit Part (uncredited)
Drew CahillBunk (uncredited)
Gwen CaldwellLeola (uncredited)
David CameronMr. Castle (uncredited)
Florine Carlan1st Autograph Seeker (uncredited)
Leo CastilloTeenager (uncredited)
Sydney ChattonEd Grew (uncredited)
Dick CherneyTheatre Manager (uncredited)
Harry CheshireMayor (uncredited)
Les ClarkEddie (uncredited)
Hal K. DawsonPolice Lieutenant (uncredited)
Beach DickersonGlenn (uncredited)
Elaine DuPontTeenager (uncredited)
Daniel ElamCaterer (uncredited)
Sue EnglandSorority Girl (uncredited)
Myrna Fahey3rd Autograph Seeker (uncredited)
D.J. FontanaDrummer (uncredited)
William ForrestMr. Jessup (uncredited)
Joseph ForteEditor (uncredited)
James GonzalezTownsman (uncredited)
Joe GrayExtra (uncredited)
Donna Jo GribbleTeenager (uncredited)
Michael HadgeTeenager (uncredited)
Chuck HamiltonFair Attendee (uncredited)
Helene HatchBit Part (uncredited)
Grace HayleMrs. Gunderson (uncredited)
Jimmie HoranBarney (uncredited)
Jerry HunterTeenager (uncredited)
Hugh JarrettJordanaires (uncredited)
Dick JohnstoneTownsman (uncredited)
Kenner G. KempStage Director (uncredited)
Nancy Kilgas2nd Autograph Seeker (uncredited)
Jack LathamTV Announcer (uncredited)
Yvonne LimeSally (uncredited)
Brenda LomasBit Part (uncredited)
Audrey LowellBit Part (uncredited)
Gail LundCandy (uncredited)
Mike MahoneyMessenger (uncredited)
Mathew McCueTownsman (uncredited)
Carla MereyBit Part (uncredited)
Michael A. MonahanTeenager (uncredited)
Scotty MooreGuitar Player (uncredited)
William H. O’BrienCrowd Extra (uncredited)
Steve PendletonMr. O’Shea (uncredited)
Gladys PresleyAudience Member at Grand Theater (uncredited)
Vernon PresleyAudience Member at Grand Theater (uncredited)
Ford RaymondTownsman (uncredited)
Joy ReynoldsBit Part (uncredited)
Vernon RichHarry Taylor (uncredited)
Linda RiveraBit Part (uncredited)
Cecile RogersSorority Girl (uncredited)
Dick RyanMack – Stage Doorman (uncredited)
Jeffrey SayrePhotographer (uncredited)
Karen ScottWaitress – Buckhorn Tavern (uncredited)
Almira SessionsBit Part (uncredited)
Trude SeverenAudience Member at Grand Theater (uncredited)
Maida SevernAudience Member at Grand Theater (uncredited)
Steffi SidneyBit Part (uncredited)
Joy StonerBit Part (uncredited)
Julius TannenFrank – Manager of Buckhorn Tavern (uncredited)
Jeanette TaylorTeenager (uncredited)
Irene TedrowMrs. Jessup (uncredited)
Gary TroyDancer (uncredited)
Heather TuscanyTeenager (uncredited)
Dave WhitePitchman (uncredited)
Buck YoungAssistant Director (uncredited)
Skip YoungTeddy (uncredited)

*America reads the tag-line*

A: “A musician and a publicist help a delivery man achieve stardom.”

W: That sounds more like it, none of this Civil War stuff.

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