King Creole (1958) King Creole

King Creole ★★½ 1958 (PG) The King goes film noir as a teenager with a criminal record who becomes a successful pop singer in New Orleans but is threatened by his ties to crime, represented by Walter Matthau. One of the better Elvis films, based on Harold Robbins' "A Stone for Danny Fisher." Features Elvis's last film appearance before his service in the Army. ♫King Creole; Banana; New Orleans; Turtles, Berries and Gumbo; Crawfish; Don't Ask Me Why; As Long As I Have You; Trouble; Hard-Headed Woman. 115m/B VHS, DVD. Elvis Presley, Carolyn Jones, Walter Matthau, Dean Jagger, Dolores Hart, Vic Morrow, Paul Stewart, Brian G. Hutton, Liliane Montevecchi, Jan Shepard, Jack Grinnage; Director: Michael Curtiz; Writer: Herbert Baker, Michael V. Gazzo; Writer: Russell Harlan; Cameo: Walter Scharf.

At-a-glance
Year Released 1958
Rating PG
Length (in minutes) 115
Display Black & White
Formats VHS, DVD
National Film Registry
Credits
Role Name
Actor Vic Morrow
Actor Dean Jagger
Actor Jan Shepard
Actor Walter Matthau
Actor Carolyn Jones
Actor Paul Stewart
Actor Elvis Presley
Actor Brian G. Hutton
Actor Dolores Hart
Actor Liliane Montevecchi
Actor Jack Grinnage
Cameo Walter Scharf
Cinematographer Russell Harlan
Director Michael Curtiz
Writer Michael V. Gazzo
Writer Herbert Baker