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Roustabout Overview:

Roustabout (1964) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by John Rich and produced by Hal B. Wallis, Paul Nathan and Joseph H. Hazen.

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ROUSTABOUT ( 1964 )

By Crystal Kalyana on Nov 3, 2015 From In The Good Old Days Of Classic Hollywood

During the years of entertainment history there have been a plethora of stars who have left a trail of distinction in this world with their inimitable prowess in the arts, but nobody has ever reached the legendary status that Elvis Presley attained. Along with his gaelic charm and lush sex appeal... Read full article

ROUSTABOUT

By Crystal Kalyana on Oct 28, 2014 From In The Good Old Days Of Classic Hollywood

ddd After a long and stressful day, Mum and I decided to finish off the afternoon by watching a Barbara Stanwyck movie. Barbara Stanwyck has always been my second favorite actress. I’ve collected almost all her films, and even though Mum and I have both exhausted her complete filmography, Mum ... Read full article

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Roustabout Quotes:

College boy in college jacket: This is a real crummy joint, I've seen more action in a zoo.
Charlie Rogers: Which side of the cage, pal?
Charlie Rogers: The time and the feelings match, no dice on the place.
Madame Mijanou, Fortune Teller: You will bring great financial reward to your native land.
Charlie Rogers: Sure, but right now I'm a roustabout and the boss told me to come in here and give you a hand.
Charlie Rogers: I've got a pretty persuasive way about me.
Charlie Rogers: What do you do here?
Madame Mijanou, Fortune Teller: That depends, by day or night.
Charlie Rogers: I hope you're not a mind-reader because if you are, I'm about to get my face slapped!
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Roustabout Facts
Was 28th best grossing film in the USA of 1964.
Elvis Presley did his own stunts.
Director John Rich wasn't interested when producer Hal B. Wallis first offered him the job.
Mae West was offered but declined the role of Maggie Morgan.
In the closing scene Elvis lifts a child into the arms of "The Strongman" portrayed by Richard Kiel ( "Jaws" of James Bond fame).
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