What else can be said about the movie that is already desribed by the above text on the DVD cover? Elvis is in a good shape in this movie which was first to be seen in cinemas in 1963. Elvis is doing what he can do best: Singing songs while the plot is moving on.
Elvis while singing Beyond The Bend in the opening scene of
It Happened At The World's Fair
Mike (Elvis Presley) and his friend Danny (Gary Lockwood) are cropduster pilots. Unfortunally Danny is a gambler and because of his gambling debts a local sheriff takes custody of the plane. The way out of the financial squeeze is to earn some money and this takes them to Seattle and the World's Fair.
Elvis on the loading floor of a truck on his way to Seattle singing
Take Me to The Fair to the little Sue-Lin
Elvis: One Broken Heart For Sale
Elvis at his romantic best: I'm Falling In Love Tonight
Warner Bros. presents IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR in a 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer. The restoring/remastering of this movie has been done excellent. The picture quality is outstandnig and the movie never looked that beautiful before.
The design of the dvd boxes is well-done and uses the original artwork.
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Video Theatrical Release Date: April 3, 1963 DVD Release Date (USA): August 3, 2004 DVD Release Date (Europe): August 20, 2004 WIDESCREEN VERSION presented in a "letterbox" widescreen format preserving the "scope" aspect ratio of its original theatrical exhibition.
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Available at Warner Videos.