Live A Little Love A Little (1968)
Photographer Greg Nolan meets Bernice, and loses both his job and his apartment. However, Bernice manages to get him a new apartment, but it is so expensive that he has to get two full-time jobs. Nolan has trouble finding time to do them both without his bosses finding out.
ELVIS PRESLEY show you how to Live a Little, Love a Little
Greg Nolan: The secret of good photography is not to be fooled by what you see. You get to know your subjects, find the truth in 'em, and photograph that.
Marineland of the Pacific - 6610 Palos Verdes Drive South, Rancho Palos Verdes, California, USA
Encinal Canyon Road, Malibu, California, USA
(opening dune buggy scene at intersection with Pacific Coast Highway)
Leo Carrillo State Beach - 35000 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, California, USA
Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, California, USA
Hollywood Citizen-News building - 1545 Wilcox Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
("Greg" loses his job and gets into a fight)
Last film of director Norman Taurog.
Elvis Presley's father, Vernon Presley, is a model for one of the photo shoots in the film.
Elvis Presley actually drove the beach buggy for most of the high-speed opening scene.
While filming on location in Los Angeles, Elvis was knocked to the ground by several old women in an attempt to get Rudy Vallee's autograph.
This has often been cited as being Elvis Presley's only adult themed film, but this isn't completely accurate. His film Stay Away, Joe (1968) which was released earlier in the same year, had several adult themes to it, including language, strong violence, alcohol use, and implied nudity from several girls.
Continuity
At 35 minutes in, Elvis visits the offices of Classic Cat Magazine. Signage on the wall reading "Classic Cat / A Landsdown Enterprise" appears next to a sexy illustration of a bosomy model. The next shot is from Elvis's perspective, and now additional lettering appears out of nowhere: "CLASSIC CAT MAGAZINE" in block letters. Then it's back to the original perspective, and the lettering has disappeared.
At the end of the opening credits Elvis has reached the beach house of Bernice. She looks at him through her telescope which is pointed off to her right at about a 45? angle. But the view through her scope is if she were looking off to her left, at least 90? in the other direction.