. . . IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR is, "Could she have made him happy if he'd lived?" Some viewers may take issue to the fact that Mr. Presley was 21 years older than his female lead Vicky at the time that this film was released. However, just do the math. If he were alive, Elvis would have celebrated his 85th birthday this month, and Ms. T. would be the perfect age to sooth those achy breaking hips (probably artificial by now), as she turns 64 this year. Even if Hard Times had forced the one-time "King" to sell off future royalties and residuals, both of these citizens would now be reaping the reward for their labors in the film industry in the form of Social Security checks. Coupled with various Pandemic Relief stipends, and perhaps the odd autograph session, this geriatric pair still could be living on Easy Street. (Ms. T. might even prove to be the Button Gwinnett of Elvis co-stars, being in position to provide the rarest and most valuable signatures around.)
Review of It Happened at the World's Fair
