Double Trouble

Two estranged brothers, both played by Elvis Presley, find themselves in a series of comical predicaments. One is a wealthy businessman, the other a carefree beach bum. When they meet, they get entangled in a dangerous plot involving gangsters and kidnappers, all while trying to win the affection of the same woman.

Double Trouble was met with a largely negative reception from critics and audiences alike, primarily criticized for its weak script, uninspired direction, and Elvis Presley's unenthusiastic performance. It is often considered one of his less successful films from this period.

• Presley's charisma is strained by a nonsensical plot.
• The film suffers from a lack of originality and direction.
• Annette Funicello's presence offers a brief spark but cannot save the movie.

Google audience: Audience reviews suggest that while Elvis Presley's fans may find some enjoyment in his performance, the film's story is often seen as predictable and uninspired. Many viewers felt the movie lacked the energy and charm of his earlier work.

This was one of the last films Elvis Presley made where he played dual roles, a concept he had previously explored in 'Tickle Me' and 'Stay Away, Joe'.