Tickle Me
1965, Musical/Comedy, 1h 30m
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Onetime rodeo standout Lonnie Beale (Elvis Presley) needs a job, so the slick playboy heads to a dude ranch that caters to wealthy women, owned by Vera Radford (Julie Adams). There, Lonnie meets the attractive Pam Meritt (Jocelyn Lane), they fall for each other, and Lonnie discovers Pam's connection to a treasure map that might lead to riches buried in a ghost town. But a misunderstanding involving Lonnie and Vera angers Pam, putting the treasure hunt and their relationship in jeopardy.
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Elvis Presley
Lonnie Beale, Panhandle Kid
Lonnie Beale, Panhandle Kid
Julie Adams
Vera Radford
Vera Radford
Jocelyn Lane
Pam Meritt
Pam Meritt
Jack Mullaney
Stanley Potter
Stanley Potter
Merry Anders
Estelle Penfield
Estelle Penfield
Bill Williams
Deputy Sturdivant
Deputy Sturdivant
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Jan 30, 2012Silly bit of nonsense, not really surprising considering the title, that isn't the worst film Elvis made but falls squarely towards the lower end of the scale. To begin with the so called comic relief best friend is an irritating buffoon who is annoying every second he is on screen. The songs are forgettable and it wastes two of the best assets it has. Namely the always welcome character actress Connie Gilchrist who is hardly used at all and worse yet the terrific and underrated Julie Adams who looks great as the ranch boss and certainly is a more interesting screen presence and better match for Elvis than the vapid Jocelyn Lane. Not painful to sit through but a great example of cinematic junk food.jay n Super Reviewer
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