Priscilla (2023) Sofia Coppola, Cailee Spaeny, and Jacob Elordi. Based on the Priscilla Presley 1985 book

Book Vs. Movie: Priscilla The 1985 Memoir Elvis & Me Vs. the 2023 Sofia Coppola Adaptation The Margos covered Priscilla Presley’s 1985 memoir Elvis and Me, pairing it with the 1988 TV movie starring Susan Walters and Dale Midkiff. We loved the fact that she was able to share her truth despite the long-standing canonization of her ex-husband, who died in August 1977. Elvis's pill-popping and extracurricular activities with other women were brought up, as well as how they met when she was just 14 years old and he was 24. This was her chance to give her side. Since the “Me Too” era, many stories of beloved men with off boundaries in their relations with much younger women are now looked upon as “grooming,” Sofia Coppola gives an adaptation solely focused on Prisicilla’s point of view. In this ep, the Margos discuss:

• The backstory of Elvis and Priscilla.
• The various actors who have played these parts
• The are of the memoir and how women are attacked for talking about “genius” men.
• The cast of the 1951 film: Cailee Spaeny (Priscilla,) Jacob Elordi (Evlis,) Ari Cohen (Captain Beaulieu,) Dagamara Dominczyk (Ann Beaulieu,) Tom Post (Vernon Presley,) Lynne Griffin (“Dodger,”) Dan Ambramovici (Jerry Schilling,) R. Austin Ball (Larry Geller,) Daniel Beirne (Joe Esposito,) Olivia Barrett (Alberate,) Stephanie Moore (Dee Presley,) Luke Humphrey (Terry West,) Evan Annisette (Mike Stone) and Emily Mitchell as Lisa Marie.

• Priscilla and Elvis at Christmas
• Priscilla (2023 trailer)
• “Scoobie”
• Priscilla is a prisoner in her home
• “Opening credits”
• Priscilla leaves Elvis
• Music: Phoenix, Sons of Raphael