Double Trouble

A young American folk singer, Guy Lambert, is on a tour of Europe, performing his music and encountering various romantic entanglements. While in Lisbon, Portugal, he becomes involved with Jill, a British heiress, and simultaneously attracts the attention of Elsa, a Spanish beauty. His adventures are further complicated by a group of jewel thieves who mistake him for a wealthy socialite and attempt to kidnap him.

Double Trouble received largely negative reviews from critics, who found the plot nonsensical and the musical numbers uninspired. Audiences were also underwhelmed, with many viewing it as a weak entry in Elvis Presley's filmography, failing to capitalize on his charisma or musical talent.

• Critics found the plot to be weak and contrived, lacking logical progression.

• The musical performances were often criticized as uninspired and poorly integrated into the story.

• Many reviewers felt that Elvis Presley was not given enough to do and that his performance lacked energy.

Google audience: Google users generally found the film to be a mediocre Elvis Presley vehicle. While some enjoyed the music and Presley's presence, many felt the story was weak and that the film failed to live up to expectations.

The film was originally conceived as a vehicle for singer Frankie Avalon, with a different title and storyline, before Elvis Presley was cast.