Sick Of It All - G. I. Joe Headstomp

On the contrary, Kerkorian shared Parker's views on the profitability of such a project, they agreed on the amount of half a million dollars - half of what was requested from Binder. The filming was entrusted to Denis Sanders, a second-rate director, all of whose merits boiled down to the fact that he gave impetus to the movie career of Robert Redford in 1962. The film "Elvis: That's the Way It Is" ("Elvis: this is how it was") was to become a chronicle of Presley's stay in Las Vegas. “My idea was to film his amazing performance on occasion,” Sanders explains. “But we went much further, because we followed him during rehearsals, showing interest in the musician in his search for his own emotions and feelings that he evokes in others.” The intention is commendable, which cannot be said about the result:the viewer did not have time to follow the piling up of scenes of a mediocre documentary, the purpose of which was to make it believe that this was preparation for the great return of Elvis to Las Vegas.