Elvis interview; September 22, 1958 - Brooklyn, New York 

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Served his country did what he was supposed to do. Can you imagine Tusi Gabbard. She loves telling everybody. Oh I m a soldier I served in the military .Oh come on.man..

Yes this is right! I saw never such a handsome and beautiful man like ELVIS until now! He had it all! Charisma, great look and phenomenal moves! ELVIS i love you forever! 💙💙💚💚♥️♥️❤❤❤❤

I sailed from the same port, and had some Special Guests on the Dock from Port Security, and kind of know how he had to feel answering all these questions, and then as the ship left port the image of the buildings shrunk as it pulled out into the Narrows, and shortly after passing Coney Island there was no longer anything to see the US was gone and so was life as we knew it

Can you imagine if his twin had lived? There would have been two of them.

At 70 I agree!❤

Living in isolation in a bubble and replacing anything that's broken with a new one, employing people who do very little for the sole purpose of berating them, and wanting to be the leader of the pack, is certainly letting fame goes to one's head

Eddie loved elvis

The reporter asked to see his hair... Elvis was like, I rather not in the nicest way.

@@ShingInAction check my above statement and the responses I gave from someone responded to my statement

ShingInAction what part is that?

When Elvis came to Jacksonville Florida in 1955 I was a girl of 12 and was one in an audience of hundreds captured in Life Magazine photo screaming at the top of my lungs. He was even more handsome in person. He's still my idol.

What do you mean?

The reporter wasn't interested, it was asked because that's what the fans wanted. Elvis was desperate for media attention, after all that's what made him famous, The media makes people famous, they'll pretend to shy away and act like they don't want them there, but the truth is they are dressed up for the occasion. He could simply have refused to speak to them and covered his face, but he'd have already signed a contract that would allow the press to interview him and give him the exposer he wanted/ needed

En Elvis paie au impôts 8 millions de dollars. Il aurait pu ne pas y aller. Mais il a fait comme un bon américain !

lmao

@IcanFartLOUD Hah??? You obviously got a problem..., or two, or more.

And on the other side, Gabe Pressman of NBC.

@@dw438 thank you for that infor

@@dw438 I’m working on a documentary and that will be helpful.

@@deborahjaffe I've heard of your father. Did he ever comment on this interview, or express what he thought of Elvis personally that day? Great legacy to have.

Trump Draft dodger

If so, hasn't yet happened.

Fixed his nose where the bridge had been hit a few times during football and martial arts. Never got facelifts. Had minor work year or so before his death to remove fatty tissue and excess skin around the eye....perhaps, under the chin as well. The face we see is what he was born with. Facelift is for ugly people and those who want to look ugly.

Cilla Black?

You know nothing. She didn't move in with him until YEARS LATER back when he was in AMERICA. He had not even MET HER YET. Read a book!

Hope your ignorance has improved since this dumb comment

No this is before he went to Germany, not after! Talks about how he's feeling about heading overseas in this interview!

Actually it's not 1960, in 1960 Elvis was rank of Sergeant and you don't see those stripes. This is 1958 and not long after his mother passed away. Elvis even said after this interview, "I'm sure glad the reporters didn't ask questions about my mother."

Get off Elvis man and I’m a vet.

Hope your ignorance has improved since this dumb comment