
Live a Little, Love a Little (1968) on Netflix
M19681h 30mComedyMusicalRomance
Photographer Greg Nolan meets Bernice on the beach. She calls herself Alice, while the grocery boy and the milkman know her by other names. He takes two photography jobs in one building.
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Plot summary
Greg Nolan shoots photographs for a newspaper and leads a carefree life until a beach encounter with Bernice. She answers to a fresh name whenever the mood takes her: Alice to Greg, Susie to the grocery delivery boy, Betty to the milkman. After her Great Dane, Albert, drives Greg into the water for insulting her following a kiss, she offers him a room at her beachfront house. Bernice then causes him to lose his job and his apartment, and she drugs him so that he sleeps for days. To repay her, Greg takes two full-time photography jobs at once, one at a magazine owned by Mike Lansdown, the other at a conservative advertising agency that Mr. Penlow co-owns. Both sit in the same building, so he shuttles between them and tries to keep each boss from noticing.
Cast
Elvis Presleyas Greg Nolan
Michele Careyas Bernice
Don Porteras Mike Lansdown
Rudy Valleeas Louis Penlow
Dick Sargentas Harry
Sterling Hollowayas Milkman
Celeste Yarnallas Ellen
Eddie Hodgesas Delivery Boy
Joan Shawleeas Robbie's Mother
Mary Groveras Miss Selfridge
Emily Banksas RKC&P Receptionist
Michael Kelleras Art Director
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Live a Little, Love a Little (1968)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Live a Little, Love a Little was the final film of director Norman Taurog, who had made several earlier Presley pictures and went blind shortly after production ended.
- Elvis Presley was paid $850,000 plus 50% of the profits for starring in the 1968 musical comedy Live a Little, Love a Little.
- The film introduced the song "A Little Less Conversation"; an alternate take of it later became the basis of a remix that returned Presley to international music charts in 2002.
- Elvis Presley choreographed the fight scenes in Live a Little, Love a Little himself, staging them to show off his karate skills on screen.
- Presley did all of his own stunts in the film, including the high-speed driving and the dune buggy stunt work in the opening scene.





















