fair and far better than the last three Presley clinkers," adding, "The studio-photographed action, most of it very silly, has been blended rather neatly with the authentic backgrounds. At least the picture moves. Furthermore, the good tunes arrive thick and fast, and several numbers are festive and charming." Variety wrote that the film "appears to have been whipped up to showcase a big name without much thought of content other than to serve as footage to cash in on the star's draw," though the review thought that Presley "gives a pretty fair account of himself despite what's handed him and the substantial hold he wields over his public should help reception." Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times praised the "likable" cast and production values that were better than those of most Presley films: "The cast never left Culver City, but you would never know it, so cleverly have quaint Belgian streets and other European settings been reproduced on the back lot." The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote, "As an attempt to provide Presley with slightly different material (while retaining, of course, the usual plethora of songs), this comedy-thriller misfires, despite its genial approach." See also Elvis' Greatest Shit References External links DVD reviews Review by Bill Treadway at DVD Verdict, August 3, 2004. Review by Jon Danziger at *digitallyOBSESSED!, July 28, 2004. 1967 films 1967 musical films 1960s English-language films American musical films Films about singers Films directed by Norman Taurog Films produced by Irwin Winkler Films set in Belgium Films set in England Films shot in Los Angeles County, California Films with screenplays by Jo Heims Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films 1960s American films