The Elvis I Knew

About This Movie

The Elvis I Knew is a fascinating peek behind the curtain of the King’s life, narrated by Charlie Hodge, who was right there with him through thick and thin. The documentary has this intimate vibe, blending home videos with personal anecdotes that really humanize Elvis. You get a sense of how the media spun tales that, well, didn't always capture the true essence of the man. Charlie's loyalty and warmth shine through, and you can't help but feel the genuine camaraderie they shared. It’s interesting how the pacing shifts, sometimes slower to let you soak in the memories, other times quickening to keep you engaged. It's more about capturing moments than presenting a structured narrative, which gives it a unique feel.

Focus on the personal anecdotes. · Home video quality varies. · Not the standard biopic format.