Elvis Presley - Scene from "Live A Little, Love A Little" with a 1968 Chrysler Imperial Convertible Elvis Presley’s “Live a Little, Love a Little” marked a turning point in his film career, signaling a move away from the formulaic musical comedies that had defined much of his 1960s work. This Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) production, released on October 23, 1968, was an adult-oriented romantic comedy with elements of drama, humor, and a slightly surreal edge, offering Elvis a more contemporary role

On This Day in Elvis Presley History - October 23, 1968 Let's take a trip back to 1968 when Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer released the Elvis Presley musical comedy, "Live A Little, Love A Little." In this unique cinematic adventure, Elvis teamed up with the legendary 1920s crooner Rudy Vallee, although interestingly, Vallee didn't sing in this film. The movie was directed by Norman Taurog, who had previously directed several Elvis Presley films, making this one his final project before he went blind short