Van Halen - Inside

The fees from Harem Vacations were pathetic, even though the budget of the film was minimized. In the end, the colonel realized what the miscalculation of Katzman’s policy was, and quickly got rid of it. The denouement of this novel prompted him in 1966 for a short time to again converge with Hal Wallis: the result of their last collaboration was the film “Easy Come, Easy Go” (“Easy Come, Easy Go”). By that time, Wallis managed to understand what the impresario Elvis rogue, and with some reluctance, allegedly with great difficulty agreed to Parker's demands - a fee of half a million dollars and 20 percent of the profits. In fact, the producer this time got off cheaply, because the colonel agreed to cut his requirements by half in exchange for hypothetical fees, and the fans were already noticeably tired.