In this 1957 box-office hit that's Elvis "Presley's best film" according to Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide, the King plays Vince Everett, jailed for manslaughter after a bar fight. There, Vince learns to belt out tunes while "in the house" and after being paroled, follows a bumpy road to music and movie success. Six Presley songs by Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller spike the story, including "Treat Me Nice," "I Wanna Be Free" and the classic shimmy-shakin' title tune that was Presley's favorite of all his films' production numbers.