Director – Baz Luhrmann – 2022 – US, Australia – Cert. 12a – 159m *** Elvis Presley’s career from the mid-1950s through to his death in 1977, and his complex business relationship with his manager Colonel Tom Parker – out in cinemas on Friday, June 24th Colonel Tom Parker (Tom Hanks), having a heart attack, […]
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