Jump to content

Tilly

Members
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Tilly

  1. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Piped
  2. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Everybody Come Aboard
  3. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Out Of Reach - Fields Of Gold
  4. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Rubberneckin'
  5. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    The Fair's Moving On I don't know what it is to be alone
  6. The Wonder Of You :wub: 0VYS8XsxuS0
  7. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    I really hope that this is legit! It would be fantastic to see :yahoo:
  8. Great news!
  9. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    It's Not Unusual - It's A Heartache
  10. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Tower
  11. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Never Again
  12. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    For The Heart
  13. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    How Great Thou Art Well you be a real good little girl
  14. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    'Elvis in Vegas' Special book PREVIEW: Paul Lichter’s Elvis In Vegas should be at the US dealers soon - and EIN has a few exclusive PREVIEW pages for you to check out. Paul told EIN: “Paul Lichter's Elvis In Vegas is like no other Paul Lichter book. It has taken 4 years of my life and I am extremely proud of the finished product. The best way to describe it is that Elvis In Vegas is a combination of The Boy Who Dared To Rock, EP In Concert and Peter Guralnick's wonderful first Elvis biography on steroids. The text, which is a few hundred pages, is concise and direct to all events that occurred in Elvis' life both on stage and behind the scenes. I interviewed hundreds of people and believe that I have presented an accurate heart warming and loving story. Elvis In Vegas is unique because it is also a photo book that contains almost 300 photographs. Although the theme and main story is of Elvis' time in Las Vegas the book also features wonderful stories about the '68 TV Special, Aloha and does not end with Elvis' December 1976 final Vegas appearance but instead concludes on August 16, 1977. Go HERE to Special Preview pages. http://www.elvisinfonet.com/book_elvis_in_vegas_lichter.html (News, Source;Paul Lichter/ElvisInfoNet)
  15. A Little Less Conversation :yahoo: CkCWVNaX6-k
  16. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    I, too, would like to see them all, but the one I am really looking forward to is 'Last Train To Memphis' as I love the book :cheer:
  17. I would too! Which would be a first for me :lol: Great article, thanks Brian!
  18. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Homeless
  19. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    A Little Less Conversation
  20. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    The Next Step is Love - The Girl Is Mine
  21. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Earth Angel
  22. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    So Glad You're Mine The land of enchanted dreams
  23. Tilly posted a post in a topic in 20th Century Retro
    Elvis Poised To Conquer The Big Screen - in four new movies?: It's been thirty-four years since one of the most influential figures in the music industry died - the International Business Times reports. Yet time and time again, attempts to make an Elvis Presley biopic has led to Heartbreak Hotel. In this respect, among others, Elvis might as well be the Holy Grail. In a time where biographical films are a dime a dozen, the King of Rock and Roll has remained strangely elusive. CXK Inc. is fiercely protective over Elvis' works, making any attempts at translating the icon's life on screen extra challenging. "A biopic about Elvis is a gargantuan challenge, and that's probably why there hasn't been one," a veteran producer tells The Hollywood Reporter. On paper, Presley's life is perfect material for the big screen. A humble childhood, a rollercoaster relationship with his wife Priscilla and his wild, unprecedented fame - all of these combined should have lead to at least three biographical films by the 21st century. There's zero for now, but within a year or two, there might be plenty of Elvis films around to satisfy fans who have been waiting for three decades. According to The Hollywood Reporter, there are currently four unauthorized Elvis projects in development. Billionaire Steve Bing is set to produce a traditional adaptation of Presley's biography "Last Train to Memphis" with screenwriter John Fusco. "Elvis & Nixon", a comedic flick that chronicles Presley's White House visit, has already reportedly cast Eric Bana as the singer and Danny Huston as Richard Nixon. Another adaptation "Fame & Fortune" offers an insider's perspective, telling a story of a former bodyguard's relationship with Presley. Rounding off the Elvis projects is "The Identical", which will focus on one of the many Elvis impersonators and will have more of a faith-based angle. One of the many obstacles to making a film is purchasing the licenses of the crooner's famous hits, which can be extremely pricey. "CKX has not been asked for any licenses to Elvis Presley's music by any of these film projects, nor has it granted any," a representative of the company says, but declines to give further comments. (News, Source;IBT)
  24. (Marie's The Name Of) His Latest Flame :dance: 4jgI7IoD5RM
  25. Another one I missed out on :( I was still counting the pennies in my money box :lol: