Paradise, Hawaiian Style

Synopsis

In the 1966 film 'Paradise, Hawaiian Style', Elvis Presley stars as a charming pilot named Rick Richards who moves to Hawaii to start his own charter helicopter business. As Rick navigates the beautiful landscapes of Hawaii, he finds himself in a series of misadventures that include romantic entanglements and business challenges. With catchy songs, stunning scenery, and Elvis' iconic charisma, 'Paradise, Hawaiian Style' is a lively musical comedy that captures the essence of the picturesque Hawaiian islands and the allure of Elvis Presley at the peak of his career.

Cast

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  Elvis Presley

  Rick Richards

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  Suzanna Leigh

  Judy Hudson (Friday)

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  James Shigeta

  Danny Kohana

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  Marianna Hill

  Lani Kaimana

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  Donna Butterworth

  Jan Kohana

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  Irene Tsu

  Pua

Reviews

Critics have mixed feelings about 'Paradise, Hawaiian Style'. While some appreciate the vibrant musical numbers and Elvis Presley's energetic performance, others criticize the thin plot and lack of cohesive storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at 5.4/10, with some reviewers praising Elvis' on-screen presence while others feel the film falls short in terms of character development and pacing. IMDb users give it a rating of 5.4/10, with comments ranging from 'fun and entertaining' to 'forgettable and cliché'. Despite the polarized opinions, 'Paradise, Hawaiian Style' remains a nostalgic piece of cinema for Elvis fans and admirers of vintage musical comedies.