Clambake (1967)

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This later Elvis Presley vehicle finds the King as a rich oil-baron willing to trade places with a water-ski instructor just to see whether he can succeed in love without the added attractions of wealth and glamour.

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Cast

Elvis Presley
as Scott Hayward / 'Tom Wilson'
Shelley Fabares
as Dianne Carter
Will Hutchins
as Tom Wilson / 'Scott Heyward'
Bill Bixby
as James J. Jamison III
James Gregory
as Duster Heyward
Gary Merrill
as Sam Burton
Amanda Harley
as Ellie
Suzie Kaye
as Sally
Angelique Pettyjohn
as Gloria
Olga Kaya
as Gigi
Arlene Charles
as Olive
Jack Good
as Mr. Hathaway
Hal Peary
as Doorman
Sam Riddle
as Race Announcer
Sue England
as Cigarette Girl
Lisa Slagle
as Lisa
Lee Toland Krieger
as Bartender
Melvin Allen
as Crewman
Herb Barnett
as Waiter
Steve Cory
as Bellhop
Robert P. Lieb
as Barasch
Red West
as Ice Cream Vendor
Bob 'Red' West
as Ice Cream Vendor
Harold Peary
as Doorman
Marj Dusay
as Waitress
Teri Garr
Dal McKennon
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Critic Reviews for Clambake

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The premise is a fun riff on Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper.... but there's enough here to make the formula different and entertaining enough, even for contemporary families.

Jan 16, 2018 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
Family Home Theater

Clambake is indeed awful, but it's amusing and Presley's star power is hard to refute.

Aug 24, 2017 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Combustible Celluloid
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Audience Reviews for Clambake

Another okay Elvis movie, much like his other movies. I recently re-watched this one because I'm a fan of Bixby, who has a part in this one. It's actually pretty funny for the most part, but it's also silly and stupid and full of Elvis songs. Overall, it's okay.

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