Clambake

Scott Heyward, a wealthy oil heir, trades places with a water-skiing instructor at a Florida resort to escape the constant attention of gold-diggers. He falls for Dianne, a young woman unaware of his true identity, but she becomes engaged to another man. Scott must find a way to win her heart before his secret is revealed and their budding romance is ruined.

Clambake was met with overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike, widely considered one of Elvis Presley's weaker films during his movie career. Its predictable plot, weak script, and uninspired musical numbers contributed to its poor reception.

• Despite Elvis Presley's presence, the film suffers from a thin plot and lackluster songs.
• The supporting cast is largely forgettable, failing to elevate the weak material.
• Often cited as a low point in Presley's filmography, lacking the charm and energy of his earlier work.

Google audience: Audiences found the movie to be a tiresome and uninspired entry in Elvis Presley's film catalog, with many criticizing the weak storyline and dated musical performances.

The film's original working title was 'Who's the Boss?' before being changed to 'Clambake'.