Rating: PG
Genre:
Western
Release Date: 08/07/2007
Dubbed: English
Sound: DD1
Run Time: 101 Minutes
Flags: Adult Situations, Suitable for Children
Distributor/Studio: Warner Home Video
This forgettable comedy finds Joe Lightcloud (
Elvis Presley) as a mixed-blood Indian with strong ties to his tribe and his father Charlie (
Burgess Meredith). Joe tries to get government assistance for the tribe in exchange for permitting the local congressman to graze cattle on Indian land. Maime (
Quentin Dean) is the object of Joe's affection, but they are under the watchful eye of her mother Glenda (
Joan Blondell), who owns the local saloon.
The Jordanaires back up
Elvis on a few songs, most notable being "U.S. Male" by guitar-great
Jerry Reed. By this time,
Elvis was extremely tired of churning out movies with such dismal scripts. Later in 1968, he would make a triumphant return to live performing with his NBC television special which featured
Jerry Reed's "Guitar Man."
Elvis was playing out the string of films set up by his controversial manager Colonel Tom Parker, who never wanted
Elvis to be considered as a serious dramatic actor. Parker even went so far as to take
Elia Kazan to task for even mentioning such an idea. It was such thinking that prompted the King Of Rock & Roll to return to the stage once again after an eight-year hiatus.
~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
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