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Many stories have been told about the King of Rock and Roll since his death in 1977, yet aspects of his life remained a mystery. A new film serves up some answers and a welcome dose of nostalgia for the songs that the singer memorably performed. In an interview with Yong Chavez, actor Austin Butler shared how he stepped into the famous blue suede shoes and how gospel music helped him find Elvis.

What happened when the King of Rock and Roll sat down with the Queen of the Pool. Star of Baz Luhrmann's ELVIS Austin Butler was joined before the Australian premiere on the Gold Coast by Triple M's Leisel Jones in her FIRST EVER Hollywood interview

Austin Butler has a lot to celebrate! The 30-year-old actor got a 12-minute standing ovation for his performance in "Elvis" at the film's premiere at the 2022 Cannes Film Festival last week. "That was the most magical night of my life," he told Access Hollywood while also admitting that was his first time seeing the film. Austin also opened up about having an "existential crisis" after he wrapped the movie and revealed the advice Tom Hanks gave him. "Tom said, you know, 'I think it could be really healthy for you to just jump into something and have to explore and learn and do new things' and because I probably would have sunk into a pretty deep depression if I hadn't done anything."

Hollywood Lovers & Sugar Cubies! Your favourite host Sakshma Srivastav brings the team of one of the biggest movie releases of 2022, ELVIS, for an exclusive interview on E NOW! Watch Austin Butler (Elvis Presley), Baz Luhrmann (Director & Producer), Kelvin Harrison Jr. (B.B. KING), Yola (Sister Rosetta Tharpe) & Alton Mason (Little Richard) talk about this masterpiece that received a 12 minutes long standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival!

Emmy-Winner Jake Hamilton talks with the stars of ELVIS -- Austin Butler, Tom Hanks, Olivia DeJonge, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Yola, Alton Mason.

In our interview with Austin Butler, Austin spoke about becoming Elvis and the 18 month training schedule it took for him to master Elvis' voice, accent and dancing and he spoke about the best piece of advice that Tom Hanks gave him.

With writer-director Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis opening in theaters this weekend around the world, I recently got to speak with Austin Butler about playing the “King of Rock and Roll" in the biopic. During the interview, Butler talked about the pressure of taking on such an important role, how it took him months after filming to find himself again, why he didn’t see his family or friends for two years while working on the film, being scared to have Priscilla and Lisa Marie Presley see the film, and more.