Heavenly vertigo
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Heavenly vertigo |
| Original title | Change of Habit |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1969 |
| length | 93 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | William A. Graham |
| script |
Eric Bercovici , John Joseph , James Lee , Richard Morris , SS Schweitzer |
| production | Joe Connelly |
| music |
Billy Goldenberg , Buddy Kaye , Ben Weisman |
| camera | Russell Metty |
| cut | Douglas Stewart |
| occupation | |
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A heavenly fraud from 1969 is the 31st and last feature film that Elvis Presley made . The first feature film was Powder Steam and Hot Songs from 1956.
Filming of A Heavenly Vertigo began in January and ended on February 2 ( 1969 ). One of the songs in the film is Rubberneckin ', which was remixed by Paul Oakenfold in 2003 and which also reached high chart positions.
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The nuns Michelle, Irene and Barbara are not really accepted by the people. Now they want to do an experiment in which they go to New York without nuns and test whether they are respected there as women. The nuns are supposed to work for the slum doctor Dr. John Carpenter worked as a nurse for two months. The doctor says they won't last long, but he's wrong. He soon falls in love with the nun Michelle.
Reviews
"Presley hardly sings and instead shows considerable screen presence: the" King "for the first and last time as a" real "actor."
Further information
Songs: Change Of Habit, Have A Happy, Rubberneckin ', Let Us Pray
Web links
- Change of Habit in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ A heavenly vertigo. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed October 24, 2016 .