Elvis Presley most popular movies

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Elvis Presley’s Most Beloved Films

TitleYearGenreHighlights
Jailhouse Rock1957Musical DramaFeatures the iconic “Jailhouse Rock” number; considered a rock ’n’ roll milestone
Viva Las Vegas1964Musical RomanceCo-stars Ann-Margret; known for sizzling chemistry and vibrant musical numbers
King Creole1958Musical Noir DramaSet in New Orleans; praised for Elvis’s strongest dramatic performance
Blue Hawaii1961Musical ComedySet in scenic Hawaii; includes “Can’t Help Falling in Love”
Love Me Tender1956Western DramaElvis’s film debut; a Civil War-era story with a tragic twist
Flaming Star1960Western DramaA rare serious role; Elvis plays a half-Native American torn between cultures
G.I. Blues1960Musical ComedyInspired by Elvis’s real-life Army service; lighthearted and charming
Follow That Dream1962ComedyElvis as a quirky, good-hearted drifter; a cult favorite
Wild in the Country1961DramaA more serious, literary role; co-stars Tuesday Weld and Hope Lange
The Trouble with Girls1969Period DramedyOne of his later films; features a murder mystery twist

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